Fire Damage Restoration Services In Dunkirk Are A Phone Call Away

3/13/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO fire damage restoration techs will be on-site within 4 hours of the initial call. We will have your home back too preloss condition ASAP.

The Aftermath of a Fire in Dunkirk Does Not Have to Turn Life Upside Down

A home fire in Dunkirk can have many ramifications. From leaving your kitchen out of commission to allowing soot and ash to cover every surface nearby, it may be hard to decide where to begin the fire cleanup process. 

When you include the lingering smell of smoke and how it clings to every piece of fabric in the home, you may quickly realize that returning your home to tip-top shape may require a team of specialists.

Thankfully, Dunkirk has fire damage restoration experts readily available to help. Our certified SERVPRO staff applies its fire and smoke restoration knowledge to every job we take, applying the latest techniques and cleaning solutions in your home. Particularly when a film of residue seems to settle on your furniture, inside cupboards, and on your walls, our team is the best option to apply industry-recommended solvents that clean without causing secondary damage.

It is common for our clients to ask about cleaning upholstery, rugs, and carpets. Porous materials like textiles can be hard to clean, but we apply several techniques to reach the desired outcome, including the below-

• Mechanic application of solvents appropriate to the type of textile
• Use of foggers to neutralize the smell of smoke stuck to curtains and other fabrics
• Immersion of items in cleaning agents whenever possible. This can be done off-site as well, depending on your needs.

SERVPRO of Dunkirk, Fredonia, is a leader in fire damage restoration thanks to our expert staff. We train continuously on the latest best practices in our industry to bring them to your home and make the remediation process as seamless as possible. When you face a fire, do not hesitate to call us at (716) 952-6401 and let us show our commitment to leaving your home “Like it never even happened.”