by Jennie Castaneda | May 16, 2023 | Fire Restoration
When a fire occurs, the damage can be overwhelming. Even after extinguishing the flames, the damage from smoke and soot can be severe. Soot is a byproduct of combustion, and it can be a real challenge to clean up. There are three main types of soot residues: protein,...
by Jennie Castaneda | May 9, 2023 | Commercial Restoration, Fire Restoration
Fire damage in commercial properties can be devastating for business owners. Apart from the physical damage, it can also cause business interruptions and financial loss. Therefore, it is crucial to act quickly and get the right help from a professional fire damage...
by Jennie Castaneda | Sep 7, 2022 | Fire Restoration
Most people can pick up smoke odors due to their distinct smell. The smell of burning wood can trigger a memory of sitting around a campfire. The smell of burnt rubber can trigger thoughts of oil or car trouble. Soot residues are also distinct and vary among different...
by Jennie Castaneda | Jan 3, 2022 | Fire Restoration
You can easily see everything that is burned, charred and melted after a structure fire. You will even notice the dark powder-like substance that is collected on top of surfaces. This substance is called soot and is one of the common particles released through...
by Jennie Castaneda | Dec 1, 2021 | Fire Restoration
Anyone affected by a major disaster can tell you that saving personal belongings is the last thing on the agenda. What can you grab in four minutes during a house fire? Do you know the value of all the items that are stored in your basement? Here are Phoenix...
by Jennie Castaneda | Aug 13, 2021 | Fire Restoration
Thirty years ago, a family had about seventeen minutes to evacuate from a house fire. According to Underwriters Laboratories (UL), families now have a mere 3-4 minutes to evacuate their home. Many organizations are working to identify why house fires are burning at an...
