Restoration Services
• Water Removal & Dehumidification
• Mold Mitigation & Remediation
• Catastrophic Storm Response
• Move Outs & Contents Restoration
• Electronic Equipment
• Contents Claim Inventory Service

Cleaning
• Air Ducts & HVAC
• Biohazard, Crime Scene, & Vandalism
  
• Carpet & Upholstery
• Drapes & Blinds
  
• Ceilings & Walls
• Artwork & Books
• Deodorization

Behavior of Smoke
• Hot smoke migrates to cooler areas and upper levels of a structure.
• Smoke flows through plumbing systems, using holes around pipes to go from floor to floor.
• The type of smoke will greatly affect the restoration process.

Types of Smoke
• Wet Smoke - Low heat, smoldering, pungent odor, sticky, smeary.  Smoke webs are more difficult to clean.
• Dry Smoke - Fast burning at high temperatures. 
• Protein - Virtually invisible, discolors paints and varnishes.  Extreme pungent odor.
• Fuel Oil Soot - Furnace puff backs cause fuel oil soot.
• Other Types - Tear gas, fingerprint powder, and fire extinguisher residue are other types.

After type of smoke is determined, pretesting on the property is performed to determine the following:

Pretesting
• What can be restored versus what can be replaced
• The most effective cleaning method
• Conditions to the property before the damage occurred
• The full extent of the loss
• Eliminate needless replacements