Fires can be especially devastating

Even parts of your home or office that weren’t charred by fire will still have severe smoke, water, and heat damage. It’s imperative to hire a fire damage contractor to properly assess the damage, restore, and dispose of the dangerous chemicals left behind after a fire. In fact, it’s not safe to clean up fire damage without proper respiratory, and skin protection.

While there are many cleaning options on the market, it’s best not to guess with over-the-counter methods. There are hidden hazards after a fire, and exposure to smoke and soot should not be treated lightly. Smoke and soot damage is a complex mixture of various materials, gasses, and particles from items that have burned.

A typical fire will have burned hazardous chemicals from plastics, synthetic fabrics, paint, household cleaning items, vehicles, and even asbestos. Breathing in these chemicals can have adverse effects on your respiratory system and have prolonged damage to your health.

Airborne soot (dust particles) can get into your lungs, and eyes, and absorb through the skin or get into your digestion system. Even short-term exposure is known to cause long-term damage, and that is why a thorough and professional fire damage cleanup is necessary for even the smallest of fires.

Our disaster cleanup team is trained and equipped to restore your property back to life: With 24-7 emergency clean-up services. Rest assured that Above and Beyond Restoration is your turn-key solution for all property restoration and disaster cleanup needs.

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