Fire Restoration

Fire restoration typically involves repairing and repainting surfaces that have been damaged by smoke, soot, or actual flames during a fire. The process involves an assessment & inspection, cleaning & preparation, and odor removal. Once the surfaces are cleaned and repaired, a primer is applied to seal any lingering smoke or soot residues and create a smooth surface for the new paint. This step is crucial for ensuring that the paint adheres well and prevents stains from bleeding through. High-quality, durable paints are chosen to ensure that the finish is long-lasting and resistant to future wear and tear.