Belfor begins 'intricate' process of cleaning up fire-stricken PBS Hawaii
MANOA (HawaiiNewsNow) -
A property restoration company on Tuesday started the intricate process of
cleaning up the fire-stricken PBS Hawaii studios in Manoa.
Armed with rags and a special cleaning solution, workers with Belfor went to work on getting the TV station back on its feet.
"Definitely requires a different skill set than cleaning up a residence," Drew Chamberlain, Belfor Property Restoration, said. "It requires some other specialized people that know how to deal with a commercial setting that have worked in studios before."
Armed with rags and a special cleaning solution, workers with Belfor went to work on getting the TV station back on its feet.
"Definitely requires a different skill set than cleaning up a residence," Drew Chamberlain, Belfor Property Restoration, said. "It requires some other specialized people that know how to deal with a commercial setting that have worked in studios before."
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