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Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration


Home and apartment fire, smoke and soot disaster restoration in Bayport, NY

Cleaning up after a fire, even a small one, isn’t as easy as cleaning up a spilled glass of milk off the floor. Due to the chemical properties of fire and smoke, removing the residue, damage and discoloration from structure and contents can be difficult, for best restoration results it’s advised to contact a local property disaster restoration company. Removing the smoke odor can be even more difficult especially when dealing with electronics, fabric furniture, carpeting, and clothes. SERVPRO has developed a comprehensive protocol to manage the restoration of your residential property from the structural components, to your personal contents, we understand your property is important to you and getting it restored following a property disaster is our priority. Our extensive experience with fire restoration gives our crew an advantage we use when we strive to make it “Like it never even happened.”

If you experience a fire in your Bayport residence or commercial building, you should call your helpful fire damage repair and restoration experts at your local SERVPRO franchise. Our professional crews and managers have the knowledge, experience and equipment to remove damages left by fire and smoke and restore your home or business to how it was prior. They are a trusted leader in the restoration industry that business owners and homeowners have turned to for decades to restore and repair countless local Suffolk County properties.

Different Types of Smoke

There are two different types of smoke–wet and dry. As a result, there are different types of soot residue after a fire. Before restoration begins, SERVPRO will test the soot to determine which type of smoke damage occurred. The cleaning procedures will then be based on the information identified during pretesting.