How Do I Return My Narragansett Home To Its Original Condition After A Fire?

6/24/2020 (Permalink)

To begin repairs in your home here or in South Kingstown, call SERVPRO of Washington County at (401) 315-2337 today.

Bring in SERVPRO to Professionally Repair and Restore Your Narragansett Residence

Residential fires usually start in the kitchen or garage since they contain a higher amount of tinder and accelerants than elsewhere in the Narragansett home. A faulty outlet or an old, frayed extension cord in the den can also be the source of thousands of dollars in damages, however.

Is There A Difference in The Damage to My Home?

In a situation like this, fire damage in Narragansett homes can be more physical. SERVPRO restoration technicians often need to remove and replace affected property, rather than clean and restore surfaces covered in residues left by the smoke as the fire cools off and dies.

How Do Technicians get Started?

Our team members inspect the damage to determine what needs to be disposed of immediately and the quickest method of doing so. They cover the floors with plastic sheeting to prevent tracking debris and soot residues to other parts of your home and to protect carpets, linoleum, and other floorings.

Next, technicians trained in demolition pull out everything touched by the heat and flames. Our team members break down items and either bag or wrap them in plastic before removal to avoid spreading the mess. Since they are breaking through walls and sometimes floors, the team leader makes certain to turn off your utilities to avoid any electrical or plumbing problems.

Can SERVPRO put everything Back Together, and How can I Help?

In most homes, the answer is yes. Our SERVPRO technicians carefully follow your instructions to return your home to its original appearance. To assist in doing this, we gladly look at the pictures and even videos of your home before the fire before getting started on the rebuild.

To begin repairs in your home here or in South Kingstown, call SERVPRO of Washington County at (401) 315-2337 today.