Do you have black ash or soot stains on your carpet after a fire? Maybe you need to remove ground-in cigarette ash from your carpeting? No matter the source, soot and ash can leave stains on your carpet. These simple steps cover how to get ash out of carpeting. Need …
Is your fire alarm going off randomly? A sudden and consistent chirp or beep usually means there is someone wrong. In most cases, your batteries are old. However, there are many different reasons your smoke alarm keeps going off. Why Does My Smoke Alarm Keep Going Off? The main reason …
Do you have black stains on your walls after a fire? Those stains are caused by soot released during the fire. From what soot is made up of to where it comes from, we cover all the basics of soot problems. Do You Have Soot Damage After a Fire? Call …
Fire departments respond to a home fire every 86 seconds. While that number might be shocking, many people still overlook fire dangers. A small flame can turn into a major fire in as little as 30 seconds. Your entire home can fill with thick black smoke in minutes, making it …
Do you have thick, black stains on the walls or ceiling after a fire? Aside from charring and burn marks, soot stains are the most common sign after a fire. We look at what soot is and just how dangerous soot is. Smoke or Soot Damage After a Fire? Call …
If you haven’t heard of soot tags or soot webs, you aren’t alone. However, they are extremely common after even the smallest fire. As hot air and soot move to cooler areas of your home, soot webs can form anywhere that air doesn’t circulate very well. Soot tags are most …
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Space heaters are a great way to cozy up during the winter. However, your space heater can be a fire hazard if you aren’t careful. We look at what causes space heater fires and how to prevent them. Get Fast, Reliable Fire Damage Cleanup. Call 1-888-443-3110 Now for a Free …
A fire extinguisher is the best tool for putting out small fires and preventing fire damage. They are inexpensive, available at many stores, and last for several years with almost no maintenance. We explain how to operate a fire extinguisher and what to do with it afterward. Plus, we cover …
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Fires produce thick smoke that leaves stains on walls, ceilings, and other surfaces. However, you might not think about your electronics. From your computers to your gaming systems, smoke damage to electronics can cause them to short out or even catch fire. From how smoke damages electronics to signs of …
After a fire, your floors might not be your greatest concern. However, walking on soot and smoke stains will cause them to set in permanently. From using the right cleaners to knowing when to replace the flooring, we look at how to clean floors after a fire. Thick smoke or …
Whether it’s a kitchen grease fire or an out of control candle, even a small house fire can be overwhelming or stressful. In addition to the trauma of the fire itself, smoke will cause stains and smells in your home. Since smoke stains quickly, it’s important to start cleaning as …
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Fires are frustrating or even devastating. Even a small fire can cause major damage. From fire cleanup to repairs, we explain the seven steps of rebuilding a house after a fire. Smoke or Soot Damage After a Fire? Call 1-888-443-3110 Now for a Fast and Free Quote. The Steps to …
Fires are often traumatic and stressful events that can cause extensive flame and smoke damage. When it comes to fire damage restoration, it’s important to begin the cleanup process as soon as you are cleared to re-enter your property. Our fire damage restoration 101 guide will prepare you to clean …
Smoke and soot from a fire can leave your home both dirty and smelly. When possible, you should begin cleaning smoke stains as soon as can to prevent them from permanently setting it. In some cases, you can clean smoke stains on your own with only a few specialty cleaning …
Depending on the extent of a fire, smoke damage and soot stains are often the biggest concern. While you should clean up smoke and soot stains, there is another risk to consider. During smoke cleanup, Few people think to question “are smoke and soot dangerous?” However, inhaling soot and smoke …
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