Fire Damage Restoration Calgary

Fire Damage Restoration

Experiencing a fire in Calgary can be an overwhelming event, leaving individuals with a profound sense of loss and helplessness. Double Clean is here to offer assistance and expertise to help you emerge from the devastation, renewed and resilient.

Serving clients in Calgary and throughout Canada, our dedicated team of skilled professionals will guide you through the intricate journey of fire damage restoration. With our cutting-edge methods and timely emergency support, Double Clean will be your unwavering ally as you reclaim and rebuild your home or business after a fire.

What is Fire Damage Recovery?

During the initial 24 to 48 hours after a fire, it is imperative to regain control of your property. For the best possible outcome, rely on the expertise of a Double Clean Restoration emergency response team to safeguard your belongings and minimize further deterioration.

It is important to note that soot and smoke not only cause corrosion but can also harm crucial components. Additionally, consider the added complications of unpleasant smoke odors and fire-extinguishing products – rest assured, we have you covered.

Fire Damage Restoration Process

Our fire damage restoration process involves:

  • Property Assessment – Welcome to our Fire Damage Restoration Services! Our skilled experts thoroughly evaluate your home or business to identify the best equipment for successful restoration. We go the extra mile by detecting harmful toxins, ensuring safety, maintaining structural integrity, and restoring functionality. Trust our professionalism and friendly approach for an exceptional recovery experience.
  • Cleaning and Item Removal – We carefully select damaged items for deodorization and restoration. We prioritize salvaging furniture and cherished belongings while disposing of unsalvageable items.
  • Securing the Property – After a fire, buildings may suffer structural damage. We expertly use tarping and boarding techniques to protect against leaks and reinforce weakened areas, ensuring the safety of your property.
  • Water Damage Restoration – Our advanced tools and techniques specialize in repairing water damages caused by fire extinguishing products. Count on us to thoroughly dry and safeguard your home or business from potential mold and bacteria, creating a healthy and rejuvenated space.
  • Soot and Smoke Damage Services – Experience the Transformation: We eliminate unsightly tarnish, lingering odors, and stubborn stains caused by smoke and soot with our exceptional services. Using top-tier products, we remove even the most tenacious traces and banish smoke odors, leaving your property pristine and inviting.
  • Cleaning and Disinfection – Our meticulous cleaning and disinfection process addresses even the tiniest details in fire-damaged areas. We restore appliances and structural elements, bringing them back to their original splendor.

How Do You Repair Fire Damage?

Learn about our thorough fire damage restoration process! It not only addresses structural damage but also deals with the hidden effects of fire. We consider factors like the cost of restoration versus replacement, as well as smoke and heat effects, loss of use, value, and sentimental worth. Rest assured that our professionals will carefully assess your precious contents for recovery. Take swift action to restore normalcy and preserve your valuable assets with our friendly and expert services.

Professional Fire Damage Restoration Services

Start anew with Double Clean Fire Restoration! Our services include:
• Immediate Board-Up
• Site Containment (safety barriers)
• Demolition
• Smoke and Soot Cleanup
• Thermal Deodorization
• Full Reconstruction

Relax with our Thermal Deodorization and embrace change with our Comprehensive Reconstruction solutions. Count on Double Clean Restoration - your reliable and personable ally in fire damage restoration.

Fire Damage & Smoke Cleanup FAQs

  • What is Fire Damage Restoration?

    Fire damage restoration is the process of repairing and restoring a property that has been damaged by fire. Smoke and soot can be difficult to remove, and the fire restoration process often includes repairing any damage caused by the fire, as well as cleaning and restoring the property.

  • What You Can Do on Your Own?

    Fire and smoke damage can be very disorienting and overwhelming. However, there are some steps you can take on your own in the early stages after the fire to help minimize further damage and speed up the restoration process. Here are a few tips: 1) If possible, stop the fire from spreading. This may include putting out remaining flames with a fire extinguisher, closing all doors and windows to contain smoke and fumes, and shutting off the main breaker if there is extensive fire damage. 2) Remove as much of the soot as you can with a dry cloth or vacuum cleaner. Soot will stain surfaces and attract moisture, which will lead to further damage. 3) Keep wet items separated from dry items. Preventing wet items from coming into contact with dry items will help them both dry faster. 4) Open all windows and doors to allow fresh air inside. Smoke odor can become trapped in closed spaces and quickly become overwhelming. 5) Contact your insurance company as soon as possible after fire damage occurs. They will be able to provide you with guidance on what steps need to be taken next.

  • How long does it take to repair fire damage?

    It can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks to repair fire damage, depending on the severity of the damage. Smoke and soot can be difficult to remove, and may require special cleaning methods.

  • How to repair fire damage?

    Smoke and soot will often coat surfaces and belongings in a home after a fire. In order to minimize damage, it is important to clean these surfaces as soon as possible. Soot can be removed with a dry cloth, and smoke can be removed with a mixture of water and dish soap.<br /> If there is any fire damage to the home itself, it is important to repair it as soon as possible. This may include replacing walls, ceilings, or flooring that was damaged by the fire.