Lightning Restoration
When a fire ravages your home or business, it’s important to take quick action to minimize the damage. Not only will this make the restoration process easier and quicker, but it can also help prevent further damage from smoke and water. Here are some tips on how to quickly reduce fire damage before professional fire restoration experts arrive.
Dealing with a building that has been affected by a fire can be quite stressful. According to the National Fire Protection Association, no fewer than 100,000 fires occur in non-residential properties yearly. If the fire is small enough, you may be able to clean things up and restore the building. That said, some fires may require that you hire a fire restoration service. Did you know that soot is acidic and will continue to damage well after the fire is out? Here are some signs that you need to work with a professional.
Parking in the garage is a convenient luxury that we all love. However, when that vehicle catches fire and affects the entire home, it can be a traumatic experience that causes a fire damage emergency. Last month, a homeowner contacted us about a car fire in the garage. They had just returned home from work, relaxing on the couch when the neighbor came over letting them know about the smoke bellowing out from the garage. They had already called the fire department, who was en route.