As of July 2020, there have been 10 weather/climate disaster events with losses exceeding $1 billion in the US alone. Depending on the type of natural disaster faced, the remediation and cleanup from these events require specific care in order to maintain safety for those involved.
Fire damage restoration work can be very profitable, while wowing customers with the end result. That said, contractors need effective processes and techniques to rebuild or restore a structure after a fire, and to fully remove the smoke odor for good.
In the fire restoration industry today, very little attention is given to the toxicity of volatile organic compounds (VOC’s), heavy metals, or the composition of particulate matter and smoke residues.
When you think about hoarding, there is an array of risks and dangers that come to mind – from cleanliness to injuries to air quality. Unfortunately, there’s another less obvious danger and hidden risk that causes both property damage and a lot of heartache for those involved. Fire.
Due to the intricacies and value, both monetary and sentimental, it is very important to take great care in cleaning clocks damaged in floods or fires.
This case study details tricky fire damage restoration company at a large heavy equipment parts manufacturer. Learn how the company successfully completed the project, and tackled hurdles they faced along the way!
Michael Pinto walks through tried and true soft contents cleaning processes from start to finish - including the packout, safety, avoiding cross-contamination, innovations in soft contents cleaning, and more.
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