This is a before and after picture of a fire restoration job. On the left side is before our team started the deodorizing and soot cleaning process. On the right side the deodorizing and soot cleanup is done and this residence is back to preloss conditions. 

This photo shows a before and after of soot damage we cleaned at a Church in Duck, WV. The method we used to restore this wood was soda blasting. 

This was the aftermath of a devastating kitchen fire in Charleston when we responded. We had to do extensive demolition to the entire home and our Construction Division completed the reconstruction of the home. The finished product was astonishing!

This is a great photo to show what happened when a house fire occurs. Smoke gets pulled into the air ventilation system and distributes the soot and smoke throughout the home. The aftermath is a filthy air vent and smoke stained floors and ceilings, like shown in the picture. When something like this happens, a thorough cleaning of the house's ductwork is necessary. 

Local home in Putnam County caught fire in the middle of a work day.  Thankfully the fire was caught early and the majority of the damage was to the garage of the home.  The exterior door between the home and the garage made a huge difference in the amount of damage that the interior of the home obtained. 

SERVPRO was able to help a local resident that suffered a fire in their home.  A fire started under standing fish tank in residential home, causing not only smoke but water damage as well.  

Causes of Grill Fires:

*Cooking requires attention, and barbecuing is no exception.

*Eleven percent of home grill structure fires began when an outside wall caught fire.  Six percent began with some type of structural member or framing.

*Position the grill away from the home and from other things that can burn

*In roughly one of every five fires, the grill had not been cleaned.  To prevent fires, keep the grill clean.

July (17%) is the peak month for grill fires, followed by May (14%), June (14%), and August (13%).  Three percent of the fires occurred in each of the winter months of December, January, and February.

Local shelter had a small fire but with significant smoke damage.  We were able to go in and get the damage cleaned up.  Getting them back in working condition so that they could get back to taking care of our community.

Soot from a fire in this home caused the brick on this fire place to become what appeared to be a challenging task.  With no surprise we have a way to clean just about anything you can imagine.  This particular fire place was cleaned with a soda blaster, this particular process is similar to power washing but no where near abrasive.  It is water less and done with high pressure and baking soda.       

Local property flipping company purchased this property.  In the process of remolding the home the home was part of an act of arson.  We were called into help with the restoration process so that they could proceed with their remodel.