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Firefighters putting out a house fire

Fire damage help

Water damage from firefighting

Thousands of gallons may have gone into the house. It has to come out fast.

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Putting out a house fire can use a lot of water. That water soaks floors, walls and insulation. Mold can start growing in 24 to 48 hours if it isn't removed and dried.

What the restoration company does

  • Pumping and extracting standing water
  • Removing soaked carpet, pad and drywall where needed
  • Industrial dehumidifiers and air movers
  • Moisture readings until materials are dry
Firefighters putting out a house fire
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Questions

Why is my house wet when the damage was fire?

Fire hoses and sprinklers put water into every area near the fire, and it runs down into lower floors and the basement. Fire jobs are usually water damage jobs too.

When does mold start after a fire?

Mold can begin growing within 24 to 48 hours on wet materials. Fast extraction and drying is the most important step after the house is secured.

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Charred room with fire-damaged furniture

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From board-up to rebuild, one company manages the whole job.

Fire-damaged kitchen with smoke marks on the walls

Smoke and soot cleanup

Soot is oily and acidic. It needs the right method on each surface.

Worker in a protective suit cleaning indoor surfaces

Smoke odor removal

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

Well-kept suburban house with a driveway

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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