Can Raleigh Businesses Get Emergency-Response Fire Debris Removal?

8/17/2021 (Permalink)

Don't hesitate to pick up your phone when it comes to your businesses fire damage. SERVPRO of East Raleigh / Zebulon is here 100%.

SERVPRO Provides Commercial Fire Debris Removal 24/7 for Raleigh Businesses

After fires impact Raleigh businesses, the cleanup process can be both time-consuming and stressful. Between the cost of repair and replacement, fire debris removal, and cleaning facilities to code, business owners need a more cost-effective, restoration-focused solution that minimizes downtime.

SERVPRO professionals provide comprehensive disaster cleanup that includes fire debris removal for Raleigh businesses. This firm utilizes OSHA-approved antimicrobial solutions to clean commercial facilities per local regulations and industry standards set by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC).

Eliminating Fire Damage Debris and Soils with Mechanical Action

SERVPRO techs can mitigate large clusters of fire damage debris while implementing containment measures that minimize the spread of soot through entryways and vents. Debris is removed from the premises in sealed plastic bags by technicians wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).

Fire damage remediation for salvageable structures and contents in a given business can entail various degrees of mechanical agitation cleaning, such as:

• Feather dusters, brushes, compressed air, and HEPA-filter vacuums for most surfaces that have mild, dry, and loose smoke and soot soils
• SERVPRO Dry Cleaning Sponges, Crumbly Cleaner, mineral oil-coated dusting cloths, and wet cleaning towels for moderate agitation
• Abrasive powders, sandpaper, steel wool, and Roto brushes and pads can address heavy agitation cleaning needs
• Abrasion cleaning with blast media like dry ice, corn cobs, sand, or baking soda

Business owners can contact SERVPRO of East Raleigh / Zebulon by calling (919) 250-0455 for 24/7 services that make commercial properties seem “Like it never even happened.”