Fire Damage Photo Gallery
Smoke and Soot
Smoke and soot can travel through your home's air duct systems. The soot can settle in the air ducts and then spread when the HVAC is turned on.
Containment
Containment is sometimes set up during a fire damage cleaning to prevent soot from traveling to other parts of the home.

Smoke Damage
When a fire broke out in this home, one of the items affected was the bedspread in the bedroom. We clean textiles affected by smoke and soot and help them be safe to handle again.

Fire Damaged Home
This home experienced a fire damage and needed many remediation techniques to restore it.

Fire Damage
Fire damage requires demolition, air scrubbing, and other remediation techniques to make the space liveable again.
Setting Containment
Fire containment is necessary to prevent soot particles from traveling.