Content cleaning in the remediation world refers to cleaning any items within the home that one might bring in when they move and take when they leave. As with anything else, each type of content will have a specific way in which it is restored depending on the severity of the fire or smoke damage…
When addressing HVAC systems and content liability, it is extremely important that remediation teams adhere to proper protocol. In this article, we will explore the importance of cleaning damaged HVAC and ventilation systems, as well as what steps remediators must take to protect themselves, as well as damaged client property. HVAC and Ventilation Systems When…
Content cleaning relates to the restoration of any hard or soft objects or contents within a home or structure. As one might imagine, the methods that are used to clean and restore objects will vary greatly, depending on the severity of the damage, as well as the material affected. Because of this, restorers must use…
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we explored the basics of cleaning a wide range of surfaces. In continuation of this theme, we will examine the proper methods and protocol for cleaning floor coverings, as well as hard surfaces found in most kitchens and bathrooms. To review, there are two cleaning types:…
As previously mentioned in Part 1 of this series, cleaning can be broken into two categories: wet cleaning and dry soil cleaning. It is important that restorers pay close attention to the type of material they are attempting to remediate, as a successful clean will depend heavily on the sort of cleaning techniques used. Failure…
When restorers go about remediating a fire-impacted home or business, cleaning will likely be their tactic of choice. While some projects will certainly require more than simple cleaning techniques, in reality, much of the restoration project will involve surface cleaning of some sort. Because of this truth, fire remediators must remain educated on the right…
Though restoration often invokes images of ripping up flooring, a lot of paintwork and many pieces of equipment everywhere, the truth is that not every project will require restoration to that extent. While you will almost always have pieces of equipment floating around your home or business during a fire restoration project, the majority of…
After suffering the burden of having endured a traumatic and life-changing event, it is easy to feel as though no one understands the pain you’ve gone through. Indeed, no one truly can understand your pain, unless they’ve gone through it, themselves. Nevertheless, an honest and integrity driven fire and smoke restoration crew will work diligently…
There is more to fire and smoke restoration than simply cleaning and replacing items affected. There is also the task of deodorizing and re-odorizing a structure, to ensure that any putrefying odors caused by the fire incident are eliminated. Two Types of Odors There are two types of odors that we experience as humans. The…
Cleaning supplies play a major role in the success of a restoration project. Depending on the materials affected and the type of surface being treated, proper cleaning treatments and equipment will be carefully selected to match the need. Failure to select the right type of cleaning chemicals or machinery to address soot and smoke ridden…
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