Fire Restoration Services is Key to Fire Damage Cleanup in New Orleans

3/2/2023 (Permalink)

Fire damage restoration involves understanding what materials burned and which chemicals may have been used when extinguishing the fire.

New Orleans Residents Can Count on SERVPRO for Fire Remediation 

When a fire happens in your home, deciding where to place your attention is complicated. You may find it difficult to prioritize as you survey your personal property, the state of your home, and the interruption to your family life. Rather than guessing what should be done first, contact a professional team to guide you through the proper steps to return your home to pre-fire conditions.

Fire restoration services for your New Orleans property are a phone call away, day or night. Our SERVPRO team of experts is available around the clock, seven days a week, to help handle your emergency. Even when the damage appears to be concentrated in one area of our home, our team has the technology and expertise to help confirm whether this is the case. Most importantly, we have the equipment and techniques to handle surface cleanup, water removal, and deodorization.

Not all fires are the same, and their residue differs greatly. Fire damage restoration involves understanding what materials burned (plastic, wood, fabric) and which chemicals may have been used when extinguishing the fire. Our IICRC-certified technicians evaluate all variables and develop a plan tailored to your needs. Among the factors we consider to determine the next steps we include:

• Nature of what burnt- synthetic vs. organic 
• The temperature of the fire- higher temperatures tend to leave a fine dust-like residue, whereas smoldering fires often result in a thick and sticky aftermath. 
• Path of the fire- if your ventilation system was affected or traveled from room to room, our staff follows the fire’s path to assess the damage left in its wake.

SERVPRO of The New Orleans Westbank is ready to help when you call (504) 348-7526. Our extensive experience allows us to leave your home “Like it never even happened.”