24/7 Emergency ServiceHow Contents Play a Role in Fire Restoration Efficiency for Frederick Homes
11/14/2021 (Permalink)
SERVPRO IICRC certified technicians use the latest technology and equipment for every fire damage restoration project.
The Needed Actions for Impacted Contents Can Influence The Time and Costs of Fire Restoration for Frederick Properties.
Considering how destructive fire damage can be, contents often bear the worst of these post-fire effects. The management of your valuables and treasures can be as important to homeowners as repairing and restoring the house itself.
Prepare the First Room to Get Cleared
Fire damage restoration for Frederick homes might focus on the steps we can take with your personal belongings and furniture, but to reach this point, we must clear the first room of our restoration plan. Contents cannot be gathered, assessed, or cleaned without first managing physical threats and hazards present in the workspace. Initial actions we must provide include:
- Fire debris removal
- Water removal
- Air filtration
Setting Up a Packing Area
An inventory station provides a clean and stable space, often created with a foldable table brought in by our SERVPRO team to evaluate and categorize all contents within one room. Items can be tagged based on their needs and organized accordingly to continue the restoration of the room.
Pack-Out Contents to Our SERVPRO Facility
Once the contents and items have been individually evaluated and categorized based on their restorability and need for cleaning, smaller items can be boxed up in clean boxes we provide at the job site. As these possessions get boxed up, they are loaded into our Green Fleet production vehicles for relocation to our SERVPRO facility for cleaning and safe storage.
The treatment of your valuables and personal belongings can be one of the advantages of choosing our SERVPRO of Frederick County team. We follow a specific pattern to assess damages and to protect these items whenever possible. You can reach our experienced remediation and fire restoration team anytime at (301) 662-1747.