Restoring Your Home After A Fire

11/16/2020 (Permalink)

Restoring Your Home After a Fire

Nobody in Coon Rapids, Andover, Anoka or any other area wants to think about a fire tearing through their home. When it happens, it's a nightmare, but there is hope. The right Coon Rapids fire restoration service can restore your building and help you get your life back. Let's look at how this happens.

Protecting Your Home From Further Damage

The first step in restoring your home is to assess the damage. First, the fire damage restoration specialist will board up and tarp up the home as required to protect it from further environmental damage.

Drying and Water Damage

The next step is to dry out the home to mitigate water damage from fighting the fire. Often, the water used to fight the fire can be as damaging as the fire itself. We'll use powerful air movers and vacuum pumps to get all of the water out and get the area completely dry.

Cleaning the Inside

After everything is dried out, the specialists will enter and clean all of the smoke damage, dirt, soot and debris out. This will help to sanitize the area and get it ready for full restoration.

Final Restoration Services

Finally, the entire room will be restored to its pre-fire condition. In some cases, this might mean just laying new carpet, repairing some holes and repainting. In others, it could mean complete reconstruction of one or more rooms. In the end, the object is to restore your home so it's like the fire never happened.

Call SERVPRO Today

If you've suffered fire damage in Coon Rapids, Anoka, Andover or Columbia Heights, call SERVPRO at 763-712-9712 any time of day or night for caring, locally-owned and -operated fire damage restoration services today. 

Restoring Your Home After a Fire

Nobody in Coon Rapids, Andover, Anoka or any other area wants to think about a fire tearing through their home. When it happens, it's a nightmare, but there is hope. The right Coon Rapids fire restoration service can restore your building and help you get your life back. Let's look at how this happens.