Articles Tagged with ''smoke cleanup''

Seven factors to determine for the preliminary estimate.

Indictment says members of the Bloods used threats of violence against other restoration firms and insurance adjusters. 

Franchisor launches campaign to install smoke alarms during Fire Prevention Month.

The first phase is gathering data on what emergency services were involved.

Merged firm will better serve the Washington, D.C. market.

Insurer provides complimentary smart home kit, premium discount to customers.

Kowalski Construction faced an extraordinary task in one of its recent projects. After a large fire ravaged one of Arizona’s largest malls, one-third of the shopping center was affected with heavy smoke and water damage. As one of the area’s only construction companies qualified to handle a job of this magnitude, they were asked to perform restoration services, but with a twist. Managers wanted to keep the mall open for business.

The oldest and most complex of the restoration disciplines, fire remediation work requires an understanding of how fire and combustion residues behave to effectively neutralize and return a structure to a livable state. Cole Stanton explores four fundamental chemistry subsets of fire damage and how each can impact restoration work.

Not having textiles tested after a cleaning could expose people to a wide range of chemicals and health risks. This could, in turn, expose restoration contractors and insurance companies to considerable liability.