Fire & Smoke Damage

Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration Services

Experiencing a fire in your home or business can be a devastating event. The damage caused by fire and smoke can be extensive, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and unsure of where to turn. At Reactic Restoration, we understand the challenges you face after a fire. We are here to help you navigate the restoration process and restore your property to its pre-loss condition.

Our Commitment to Quality

At Reactic Restoration, we are committed to providing our clients with the highest quality fire and smoke damage restoration services. We use the latest techniques and equipment to ensure that your property is restored to its pre-loss condition. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing compassionate and efficient service during this difficult time.

Our Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration Services

24/7 Emergency Response

Fires don’t adhere to a schedule, and neither do we. We offer 24/7 emergency response services to ensure that we can be on-site as quickly as possible to begin mitigating the damage. Our rapid response team is available around the clock, 365 days a year, to address your fire and smoke damage restoration needs.

Why is a quick response important?

A rapid response is crucial in minimizing the extent of the damage. The longer the delay in starting the restoration process, the greater the chance for secondary damage to occur. This can include the spread of smoke and soot, water damage from firefighting efforts, and the growth of mold. Our prompt response helps to prevent further damage and ensures a faster and more efficient restoration.

Board Up Services

Firefighting efforts often involve breaking windows and creating openings in the roof for ventilation. These openings leave your property vulnerable to the elements and potential intruders. Our board-up services secure your property by covering broken windows, roof holes, and other openings.

How does boarding up help?

Boarding up your property provides several benefits:

1. • Prevents further damage from weather elements such as rain, wind, and snow.
   • Deters unauthorized entry and vandalism.
   • Protects your property from further damage caused by animals or debris.
   • Creates a safe environment for restoration workers.

Smoke Odor Removal

Smoke odor can linger long after the fire is extinguished, permeating porous materials and creating an unpleasant and potentially hazardous environment. We utilize specialized equipment, such as ozone and hydroxyl generators, to effectively remove smoke odors.

How do ozone and hydroxyl generators work?

Ozone generators produce ozone gas, a powerful oxidizer that neutralizes smoke odor molecules. Ozone effectively eliminates the source of the odor rather than simply masking it.

Hydroxyl generators produce hydroxyl radicals, which are highly reactive molecules that break down smoke odor molecules. Hydroxyl generators are particularly effective in removing odors embedded in porous materials.

Soot Cleaning

Soot is a byproduct of combustion and can be found on surfaces and materials throughout a fire-damaged property. Our team utilizes specialized cleaning techniques and products to remove soot from salvageable materials.

Why is soot removal important?

Soot is not only unsightly but also corrosive and can cause permanent damage to materials if not removed promptly. Soot can also be a health hazard, especially for individuals with respiratory sensitivities. Our soot cleaning process helps to restore your belongings and create a safe and healthy environment.

Removal of Non-Salvageable Materials

Unfortunately, not all materials can be salvaged after a fire. Our team will carefully assess the damage and identify any materials that are beyond repair. We will then safely and responsibly remove and dispose of these materials.

What materials are typically non-salvageable?

Materials that are often non-salvageable after a fire include:

1. • Heavily smoke-damaged or charred materials
   • Materials that have absorbed water and are susceptible to mold growth
   • Materials that pose a health hazard, such as asbestos-containing materials