COMMERCIAL FIRE DAMAGE RESTORATION IN ORLANDO

Expert Fire & Smoke Damage Repair

Fire can cause extensive damage to a business, from the destruction of physical property and inventory to disruption in operations. Not only does this mean lost revenue for the business but it also means costly repairs and replacements that may not be covered by insurance. As business owners ourselves, ServiceMaster By Royalty understand how imperative it is to minimize business interruptions. We’ll work until your business is restored and back up and running!

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Our Commercial Fire Damage Repair & Smoke Removal Process

After the fire is safely put out, our fire restoration specialists

• Assess the structural integrity of the building, making sure it’s safe to perform work

• Identifying the type of fire

• Evaluating for water damage that may have occurred while dousing the fire

• Water damage restoration (if needed)

• Assessing sensitive materials that may have been damaged by smoke or soot

• Remove all contents from the property

• Collecting critical items that you may need to run your business remotely

• Removal, storage, and cleaning of sensitive materials like files and storage devices

• Salvaging of products, materials and machinery

These steps are followed by performing structural repairs and cleaning of soot particles off of floors, walls and ceilings. We have powerful smoke and odor-removing equipment to bring fresh air back to your property.

Preventing Commercial Fire Damage

While understanding how to respond to a commercial fire is crucial, proactively preventing such incidents is equally vital. Taking preemptive measures can significantly reduce the likelihood of a fire occurring at your business. At ServiceMaster By Royalty, our expert team is dedicated to offering comprehensive guidance and practical tips to minimize the risk of fire damage, safeguarding your business against potential threats.

Some preventive measures include:

• Conducting routine inspections and upkeep of electrical systems to identify and address any potential hazards promptly.
• Implementing proper storage practices for flammable materials to minimize the risk of accidental fires.
• Enhancing the safety of your establishment by installing reliable fire alarms and sprinkler systems for early detection and rapid response in case of emergencies.
• Empowering your staff through comprehensive training in fire safety protocols to ensure they are well-prepared to handle any fire-related incidents that may arise.

By implementing proactive measures and investing in comprehensive strategies to prevent commercial fire damage, you not only safeguard your business premises but also ensure the safety of your employees and customers, shielding them from the potential devastation caused by fires.

Experiencing fire damage in Orlando? Our experts are ready 24/7 to restore your property. Contact us online or call (321) 320-6398 for immediate assistance. Your peace of mind starts here.

What can be salvaged after a fire?

In the aftermath of a fire, it can be difficult to determine what can be salvaged and what needs to be replaced. However, with proper planning and the help of professionals, there are many items that can still be saved after a fire.

Safes or other containers made of metal alloys such as steel or titanium may be able to protect valuable items like jewelry or documents. As long as they were not directly exposed to flames for an extended period of time, electronics like computers, TVs, and gaming systems should also remain unscathed. In order to use these devices again, they will need professional cleaning since smoke residue is highly corrosive if left unchecked for too long.

Even if the surfaces of hardwood furniture have been charred by heat during the incident, they may still retain their structural integrity. Unless only minor portions were damaged by smoke damage, carpets usually can't withstand direct flame contact and will have to be replaced entirely. During fires, fabrics, curtains, and upholstery are often irreparably damaged beyond repair.

Finally, some appliances, such as ovens, stoves, microwaves, dishwashers, refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, and HVAC systems, could work if they are properly cleaned by certified technicians. Whenever dealing with electrical components after a fire, always keep in mind that any wiring inside would have been compromised.

Why Hire a Commercial Fire Restoration Company?

Hiring a commercial fire restoration company is essential for any business facing fire damage as they have specialized equipment and expertise necessary to properly assess, clean up, repair or replace damaged items quickly so that businesses can get back on their feet as soon as possible. A quality commercial fire restoration company will also work with your insurance provider throughout the process which helps make sure you receive fair compensation while minimizing stress associated with filing claims.

Don’t Attempt Fire Clean-Up Yourself!

If the aftermath of a fire is not properly and completely cleaned up, the residue that is left behind poses a health risk. After a fire, you shouldn't try to clean up your property by yourself because you risk causing more harm and tougher cleanup. Only professionals with the required training and equipment can ensure that the job is done correctly. All of your commercial restoration needs can be met by the ServiceMaster Restore team. We are accessible to talk with you about your issue around-the-clock.

Why should you consider ServiceMaster by Royalty for your commercial fire restoration services?

• We offer a warranty on our fire repair work
• We have restoration and repair experts that can provide construction needed to get your property back to pre loss condition
• We provide timely and expert craftsmanship to restore your residential or commercial property

Contact ServiceMaster by Royalty online or by phone at (321) 320-6398 to request your free, on-site inspection.