When a firehouse in Lodi had fire damage to their walls in the garage area, they contacted SERVPRO for fast, efficient cleanup. The techs used cleaning agents on the walls and duct work and painted over the tile to leave the premises with a like-new surface.

A homeowner in Paramus contacted us about a fire damage emergency. A fire caused major fire and soot damage to the home. Our specialists arrived quickly and evaluated the property. After we assessed the damage, we then created a restoration plan. SERVPRO of Paramus was able to restore this property to pre-damage condition.

The heat from the fire circulated throughout the house in Hillsdale and deposited sooty residues on all surfaces. This mess can be cleaned up by SERVPRO techs with special sponges and detergents. The dark spots are concentrated soot particles ionized and attracted to the screw heads in the drywall. We can save our customer money and a quicker restoration with just a prime coat of paint after the wipe down. Much better than demolishing the walls. We do whatever is best for our neighbors.

This residence may look like there is not any damage occurring from an oven fire, however what you cant see is the layer of soot left on the walls, ceilings, furniture and personal belongings. Here is one of our technicians using a chemical sponge to wipe away soot from the walls. 

In this photo you can see the extensive damage a fire produced in this home. The attic shown in this photo is the source of the fire where the end results of mitigation left the attic bare with just its structure remaining since there wasn't much to restore. 

This mess is a result of a fire occurring in the attic located on the level above. This fire produced an extensive amount of damage to the home. Although it took a lot of time and effort not to mention two 30 yard dumpsters our team got it done. 

Here is a photo of our ozone machine in action at a home in Rutherford, NJ. This is being used to counteract the smoke produced from a fire in this home.Ozone treatment is used to deodorize, disinfect, kill or remove dangerous or irritating airborne particles.