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Fire Damage Restoration in Albuquerque

Professional Fire restoration services near you

The thought of a fire occurring within your home or business is terrifying! Fires cause widespread, often devastating damage, and they immediately put everyone inside in serious danger. But putting out the fire is only half the battle.

The damage will continue to spread and worsen until the property can be restored. Fires create smoke, soot, and other corrosive byproducts that can cause widespread damage after the fire is out, and this damage can quickly become permanent.

At ServiceMaster of Albuquerque & West Mesa, we provide fire and smoke damage restoration services to clean up and repair affected homes and businesses in New Mexico. Our professionals are equipped to stabilize and repair structural damage caused by the fire. We use advanced cleaning products and techniques to restore materials affected by soot and smoke residue.

Do you need smoke and fire damage restoration for your home? Call our experts at(505) 257-6922 or contact us online for professional restoration services.

Problems Caused by Smoke and Fire Damage

fire damaged living room

It is no secret that fires cause extensive damage, and the damage happens in waves. The flames of the fire burn structural materials, furnishings, and everything else it encounters, and it can easily leave a building structurally unstable.

When this happens, the building needs to be stabilized right away. Otherwise, it could be at risk of collapse.

The fire itself is not the only source of damage. The heat from the fire and the burning of synthetic materials create soot, residue, and other corrosive byproducts. These will persist after the fire and continue spreading, settling on various objects and surfaces. The corrosive byproducts cause tarnishing and etching to the affected materials. This damage will become permanent if does not reach treatment quickly enough.

Why Choose Us

Our professionals at ServiceMaster of Albuquerque & West Mesa are trained and equipped to provide complete fire damage restoration. We can handle everything from structural stabilization and repairs to the cleaning and restoration of materials damaged by soot and corrosive byproducts. We can also handle any water damage caused by firefighting efforts.

We will start by stabilizing your home or building to prevent further structural damage. Then, we will begin pre-cleaning to treat surfaces and objects damaged by smoke and soot. Our advanced cleaning products are effective for removing soot and residue from at-risk surfaces like porcelain, tile, marble, chrome, aluminum, brass, carpeting, and upholstery.

Our Process for Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration

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ServiceMaster Smoke and Fire Damage Cleanup and Restoration Services Consist of:

  • Emergency pre-cleaning: We will immediately start cleaning objects and surfaces affected by smoke and soot to prevent permanent damage.
  • Content cleaning and pack-out: Our technicians can take your damaged personal belongings to our facility for thorough cleaning and restoration. We can also restore soft content like clothing, linens, and more using the Esporta® Wash System.
  • Wall and ceiling cleaning: Our cleaning methods can effectively remove soot and residue from wood and drywall surfaces.
  • Odor removal: We use advanced equipment to extract smoke odors from the affected materials and air spaces.

Contact Our Professionals for Fire Damage Restoration All Throughout New Mexico

Before and after fire restoration

After a fire is out on your property, you cannot hesitate to call our professionals for fire damage restoration. Our technicians will arrive quickly after your call and begin the restoration process to help prevent widespread, permanent damage.

We are available 24 hours a day to respond to fire damage emergencies in Albuquerque, NM and throughout all of New Mexico. We'll take care of everything from smoke cleaning services to fire damage clean up near you.

Preventing Fire and Smoke Damage

While our team at ServiceMaster of Albuquerque & West Mesa is here to help with fire and smoke damage restoration, it's important to take steps to prevent these disasters in the first place. By being proactive and implementing fire prevention measures, you can protect your home or business from potential devastation.

Some fire prevention tips include:

  • Regularly inspecting and maintaining smoke detectors
  • Keeping flammable materials away from heat sources
  • Having a fire extinguisher readily available and knowing how to use it
  • Creating and practicing a fire escape plan with your family or employees
  • Properly storing and disposing of flammable liquids and materials

By taking these precautions, you can reduce the risk of fire and smoke damage, ultimately saving time, money, and stress in the long run.

Call us anytime at (505) 257-6922 or contact us online for expert fire restoration services in Albuquerque. We are available 24/7!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Fire Triangle?

The fire triangle is the three components necessary for a fire to ignite: heat, fuel, and oxygen. Heat is the energy source, usually in the form of a spark or intense heat. Fuel can be any combustible material, like wood, paper, cloth, or gasoline. Oxygen aids combustion. If any point of the triangle is taken away, the fire will not be able to sustain itself and will eventually extinguish.

What are the different fire classes?

Understanding the differences between fire classes can help ensure you are prepared to act quickly and effectively if a fire occurs.

Most common fire classifications and what they involve:

  • Class A fires: materials like paper, fabric, wood, and plastics. These should be extinguished with water or foam.
  • Class B fires: combustible liquids like gasoline, grease, oil products, and petroleum. These should be suppressed with a dry chemical fire extinguisher. Never use water on a class B fire; it can further spread flammable liquids.
  • Class C fires: Wiring from electrical equipment and circuits. Class C can not be fought with water. They should be smothered with a non-conductive extinguishing agent like carbon dioxide or halon gas.