Fire damage restoration is a very complex process due to the nature of property fires. In addition to ruining your personal belongings, you can be left with excessive smoke and soot, which can lead to even more problems if not taken care of. CJs Cleaning know just how devastating a fire can be. Fire and water damage can leave your house unsafe and unlivable. We’re trained to clean and restore your home with as little disruption as possible. Learn more about the fire damage restoration process.

The Fire Damage Restoration Process:

Step 1: Emergency Contact

Step 2: Inspection and Fire Damage Assessment

Step 3: Immediate Board-Up and Roof Tarp Service (if needed)

Step 4: Water Removal and Drying (if water damage is present)

Step 5: Removal of Smoke and Soot from All Surfaces

Step 6: Cleaning and Repair

Step 7: Restoration

When it comes to flood cleanup, we’ll be there with you every step of the way. Our goal is to get your property back to its original condition so you can get back to your daily routine. These services include:

Flood Damage Inspections – You may not be able to tell everything that’s been affected by the water, which is where we come in

Water Removal – We have the technology to remove all water within your home or business

Structural Drying – If significant parts of your home’s structure have been affected by water, it’s critical that they are dried out as soon as possible

Dehumidification – Extra water creates extra humidity in your home, meaning more problems

Decontamination – Floodwaters come from the outdoors, mixing with all kinds of trash and sewage that you don’t want inside

Drywall Removal – Drywall must be replaced when affected by floodwaters

Baseboard & Trim Removal – Most likely your baseboard and trim will only trap moisture, creating a place for mold and mildew growth.

Flooring Removal- Water can seep into any small crack or crevice. Many flooring options simply trap excess water underneath

Fixture & Appliance Removal – Anything electrical is not good after it’s been touched by water. Don’t attempt to use your appliances or light fixtures if the electrical work hasn’t been inspected by a professional