Fire Restoration

Fire restoration involves removing soot, smoke residues, and odors while protecting structural and finish materials.

Common methods

• Dry ice blasting: Removes soot, char, and smoke residues from wood, masonry, and metal without adding water.

• Soda blasting: Cleans and deodorizes surfaces affected by soot and light fire damage.

• Dry vapor steam cleaning: Addresses smoke residues and odors on hard and some soft surfaces.

• Chemical cleaning: Uses specialized fire restoration products to dissolve residues and neutralize odors.

• HEPA vacuuming and detail cleaning: Capture loose soot and fine particulates.

Typical applications

• Cleaning charred and smoke-affected structural wood and masonry.

• Restoring concrete, brick, and metal surfaces after fire events.

• Deodorizing interiors, contents, and building finishes.

• Preparing structures for repainting and reconstruction.

• Targeted cleaning around electrical and mechanical equipment.