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Items Tagged with 'smoke odor remediation'

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Before Your First Fire Restoration Job, Build the Right Team

Why building relationships with qualified specialists is essential before you expand your services into fire restoration
Kevin Coy
Kevin Coy
November 6, 2026
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Here’s why restorers should build relationships with environmental consultants, reconstruction contractors, and contents specialists before taking on fire losses.


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Technical Tip Tuesday: Technology in Fire Restoration
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Technology in Fire Restoration

How 360 documentation helps restorers improve their communication, build trust with their customer, and improve their communication
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 27, 2026
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Learn how technology impacts fire losses and how it helps restorers improve their accuracy, communicate, and build trust with their customers. 




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Wildfire Lead Contamination in Homes: Where Does it Come From?, Part 4

How WUI fires can spread lead dust from electronics, vehicles, buildings, and other materials
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Patrick Moffett
October 26, 2026
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Learn how WUI fires and wildfires can spread lead-containing particles through airflow, smoke, and contamination into homes from burned materials.


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Technical Tip Tuesday: Reducing Fire Restoration Claims Disputes with Documentation
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Reducing Fire Restoration Claims Disputes with Documentation

Thorough documentation and communication play a critical role in supporting fire restoration claims
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 20, 2026
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Learn how thorough documentation and clear communication help restorers support their estimates, prevent project delays, and reduce claims disputes in fire restoration. 




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Wildfire Smoke Infiltration: How Standing Homes Become Contaminated, Part 3

How wind, embers, and pressure drive smoke into living spaces, attics, and wall cavities
Patrick Moffett teaching a class
Patrick Moffett
October 19, 2026
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Here’s how embers, wildfire smoke, pressure, and wind can impact and contaminate standing homes including their wall cavities, occupied spaces, and attics.  


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Ask Annissa: The Human Side of Fire Restoration
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The Human Side of Fire Restoration

Understanding the emotional impacts of fire loss can change the way restorers serve their customers
Annissa Coy
Annissa Coy
October 16, 2026
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Here’s how understanding the emotional impact of fire loss can help restorers improve their customer care and communication. 




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New California Wildfire Smoke Laws: Is the Restoration Industry Ready?

California’s new wildfire smoke laws raise critical questions about testing, remediation, and restoration
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 16, 2026
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As restorers, are we doing enough to address wildfire smoke contamination? California introduced new legislation that addresses testing, remediation, and insurance claims.


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Understanding Protein Fires: Why “Sight, Smell, and Feel” Still Matter in Restoration

What restorers need to know about protein fire residue, testing, assessment, and verification
Kayla McGowan
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Ryan M. Whitney
October 14, 2026
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It’s easy to underestimate protein fires because the contamination may not resemble “traditional” soot. Ryan Whitney breaks down how restorers can assess, follow pathways, properly document the loss, and build a more defensible restoration scope.
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Technical Tip Tuesday - How Soot and Smoke can Spread During a Fire Loss
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How Soot and Smoke can Spread During a Fire Loss

Why looking beyond the visible damage in fire restoration helps restorers identify hidden smoke and soot contamination
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 13, 2026
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Here’s how smoke and soot can migrate during a fire and what restorers should include in their initial inspection to identify hidden contamination and create an accurate scope. 




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How Wildfires and WUI Fires Impact Standing Buildings, Part 2

How thermal pressure, smoke movement, and fire whirls influence damage and contamination in fire restoration
Patrick Moffett teaching a class
Patrick Moffett
October 12, 2026
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Learn how fire whirls, thermal pressure, contamination zones, and smoke movement impact standing buildings during and after wildfire and WUI fire events. 


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