Articles Tagged with ''smoke odor remediation''

Phos-Chek is a widely used long-term fire retardant designed to slow or stop wildfires and community fires. Learn about its chemical composition, environmental considerations, impact on structures and cleaning tips. Discover the latest research on its safety and toxicity and best practices for handling and decontamination.

After a fire, the damage goes beyond what meets the eye. From hazardous residues to airborne toxins, Environmental Professionals (EPs) play a pivotal role in ensuring your property is safe and restored effectively.

When wildfires strike, intense heat causes chemical decomposition of vegetation, soil and building materials, producing ash that can pose serious health risks. Homeowners must understand the composition of ash, its effects on health and property and the best cleanup practices to ensure safety.

After a wildfire, homeowners face numerous challenges, from assessing property damage to managing hazardous waste. This comprehensive checklist covers everything from identifying hazards and protecting health, to managing tree and landscape damage, and ensuring the integrity of fencing and structures.

Discover the essential measures building owners must take to protect indoor air quality from wildfire smoke and restore safety after a fire. Learn about addressing air contaminants, preventing mold and implementing proactive air purification strategies

As California wildfires continue to wreak havoc, restoration efforts come with unique Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) concerns. From navigating smoke exposure regulations and realtor hazards to adhering to job safety considerations and understanding air quality management, staying informed is crucial for everyone. 

One year after the catastrophic blaze at the historic Marine Corps Air Station Hangar in Tustin, California, ATI Restoration reflects on its rapid and comprehensive response. Learn how the team tackled unprecedented asbestos contamination, ensuring community safety and restoring affected areas efficiently.

Safe for use in occupied spaces, hydroxyls neutralize odors, mold, and bacteria without damaging materials, making them essential for restoration professionals.

In the fire restoration industry today, many practitioners use ozone generators as one of their primary means to neutralize smoke odor. Although ozone may be effective to some degree in neutralizing odors, many experts disagree on its effectiveness and whether the risks outweigh the rewards. So, what is ozone? And what are the associated health risks? Sean and Briana Scott examine the effects of ozone exposure and offer necessary precautions for working with ozone.