Soot and smoke contamination after a fire can silently destroy electronics from the inside out. Find out how science-based restoration, IPC standards and contamination testing ensure long-term safety and performance, far beyond what the eye can see.
Replacing electronics damaged by fire or water can be costly and overwhelming for homeowners. Fortunately, restoration specialists offer a more affordable and efficient alternative revitalizing devices through expert techniques like decontamination, ultrasonic cleaning and component repair.
Check out these must-have tools and expert tips for wildfire cleanup. From HEPA vacuums to air scrubbers, learn how to tackle smoke, soot and debris effectively. Stay prepared for restoration challenges and protect your environment.
In this week’s Ask Annissa video, learn about the critical steps for tackling wildfire cleanup operations in outside states. We dive into licensing requirements, state-specific laws and insurance essentials, equipping restoration pros with strategies to expand their reach while avoiding legal and regulatory pitfalls.
Discover the ultimate guide to wildfire-related structure cleaning, covering everything from exterior pressure washing to interior soot removal. Learn how to test contamination levels, select the right products and ensure thorough decontamination. Perfect for beginners and pros alike, this video will help sharpen your wildfire restoration skills.
After a wildfire, assessing contamination is critical to ensure safety and environmental health. Explore effective methods like visual inspections, soot detection with dry cleaning sponges and VOC testing for air and surface analysis. Learn the importance of detailed documentation for claims or disputes.
Fire damage isn’t just about flames, smoke leaves behind invisible contamination in hidden spaces like HVAC systems and wall cavities. Learn the essential steps to locate and document smoke residue effectively, ensuring insurance claims and remediation processes are justified.