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Fire damage help

HVAC and duct soot cleaning

If the system ran during the fire, soot is in every duct.

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If the heating or air conditioning ran during or after the fire, it pulled smoke into the ducts and blew soot into every room. Cleaning the house without cleaning the system lets the soot and smell come back.

What the restoration company does

  • Duct inspection and cleaning
  • Cleaning the air handler, coils and blower
  • Replacing filters
  • Sealing or replacing ducts that can't be cleaned
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Questions

Should I run my heat or AC after a fire?

Not until the system has been inspected. Running it spreads soot through the house.

How do I know soot is in my ducts?

Black marks around supply vents, a smoky smell when the system turns on, and dark, dirty filters are the usual signs.

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Getting the smell out of the house, not just covering it.

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You don't have to figure this out alone

From cleanup to complete restoration, one call.

One call connects you with an independent local company that can secure the house, remove water and start the cleanup.

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