Board up and tarp
Broken windows, doors and a burned-through roof let in rain and anyone who is curious. Board-ups and a roof tarp close the house up while the rest of the work goes on.
What’s left is wet, dark, open to the weather and smells of smoke. We secure it first, then clean, deodorize, document everything for your insurance company and rebuild.
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Broken windows, doors and a burned-through roof let in rain and anyone who is curious. Board-ups and a roof tarp close the house up while the rest of the work goes on.
Room by room, we help list what can be saved and what can’t, with photographs. Your insurance company’s claim is built on this list, so it comes before anything is thrown away.
Burned material and rubbish are cleared. If part of the structure is beyond repair, we take it down. If it can be kept, it stays.
Furniture and belongings that survived can be packed and stored while the house is worked on, then moved back in when it’s ready.
Soot and smoke residue are cleaned from surfaces through the house, not only the room that burned. Smoke travels further than flames.
Smoke smell gets into walls, fabric and belongings. Cleaning takes it off the surface; deodorizing takes it out of the air you’ll be breathing.
Smoke goes further than flames, so even a fire that was put out quickly can leave soot and smell through the house. Call and describe it, and we’ll tell you what it needs.
Yes, with all of them. We photograph and write up each step and help with the inventory. What the policy covers is the insurer’s decision.
Yes. The crew is on call 24/7 at 888-674-7772. If the fire is still burning or anyone is in danger, call 911 first.
That depends on what the fire and smoke reached. What can be saved is packed and stored during the work, and cleaned and deodorized before it comes back.
Fire, smoke or water damage, day or night.
Homes and businesses across Central and Northeastern Pennsylvania.