Fire damage repair involves removing and replacing damaged drywall, insulation, and other materials, and then restoring the area to its original condition. This process typically involves using a variety of cleaning solutions, including trisodium phosphate and bleach, to remove soot and smoke residue. We use a variety of materials, including USG's Sheetrock brand drywall and Owens Corning's 703 insulation.
What fire damage repair involves
Fire damage repair involves removing and replacing damaged drywall, insulation, and other materials, and then restoring the area to its original condition. This process typically involves using a variety of cleaning solutions, including trisodium phosphate and bleach, to remove soot and smoke residue. We use a variety of materials, including USG's Sheetrock brand drywall and Owens Corning's 703 insulation.
Assessment and Damage Detection — We begin by assessing the area to determine the extent of the fire damage, and then develop a plan to restore the area to its original condition.
Removal of Damaged Materials — Next, we remove the damaged drywall, insulation, and other materials, taking care to contain the area to prevent further damage. We use a HEPA-filter vacuum to clean up any debris or dust.
Cleaning and Deodorization — After the damaged materials have been removed, we use a variety of cleaning solutions to remove soot and smoke residue, and then apply a deodorizing solution to eliminate any lingering odors.
Reinstallation of New Materials — Finally, we reinstall new drywall, insulation, and other materials, ensuring that the area is restored to its original condition. We use a level and a straightedge to ensure that the new drywall is properly aligned and secured.
What's included
Assessment and documentation of fire damage
Removal of damaged drywall and insulation
Cleaning and deodorization of the affected area
Application of deodorizing solution
Reinstallation of new drywall and insulation
Final inspection to ensure the area is safe and secure
Signs you need fire damage repair
If you notice soot or smoke residue on the walls or ceiling, it may be a sign of fire damage.
Warped or buckled drywall can be a sign of fire damage, and should be addressed promptly to prevent further damage.
Musty odors or visible mold growth can be a sign of fire damage, and require immediate attention to prevent health risks.
If you've recently experienced a fire, it's essential to have the area inspected for damage to prevent further issues.
Fire Damage Repair questions
How do you clean fire-damaged areas? We use a variety of cleaning solutions, including trisodium phosphate and bleach, to remove soot and smoke residue.
What materials do you use for fire damage repair? We use a variety of materials, including USG's Sheetrock brand drywall and Owens Corning's 703 insulation, to ensure that the repair is durable and long-lasting.
Do you offer any warranty on your fire damage repair services? Yes, we offer a 5-year warranty on all our fire damage repair services, covering any defects in workmanship or materials.