Fire Damage Deodorization Process Used In Palm Coast

12/21/2016 (Permalink)

SERVPRO Specializes in Palm Coast Property Smoke & Fire Odor Removal

SERVPRO Eliminates Smoky Odors

Recently you had a small fire, caused by an electrical short, that claimed a portion of your garage where you stored the oil and gasoline for your landscaping equipment next to the rags you use for cleaning. No one was hurt, but now you have some clean-up and deodorization issues to deal with, and you know better than to attempt to do it yourself, or you simply don't have the time. The fire itself only affected a small area, but, the smoke damage and odors penetrated into the guest house upstairs and made the entire space unlivable. You'll need professional help to restore this portion of your property. Who can you turn to that will provide you with the services you need?

With several years of experience in handling both large and small jobs on a daily basis, our franchise servicing Palm Coast specializes in fire damage restoration issues just like this one. We'll take your call, assess the situation and send the proper personnel and equipment to your home immediately to begin repairs to your property.
 
SERVPRO technicians use several deodorization techniques to properly eliminate odors found in your home after a fire situation occurs. Our deodorization process starts with finding and removing the source of the smell, cleaning up odor causing residues and properly ventilating the area using air scrubbers to remove odor molecules in the air. However, multiple-phase odor control works a bit differently. By combining multiple techniques we can effectively eliminate odors, even when we aren't sure of the source.
 
Phase 1: Chemical Containment - Used to contain or block odor molecules from vaporizing into the air. We spray chemical deodorizers onto the odor causing materials, which forms a barrier that slows down or stops the odor molecules from evaporating.
 
Phase 2: Vapor Odor Control - It counteracts the odor particles that become airborne before we perform the first stage and releases deodorant vapors into the air to counter the malodor vapors as they make contact in the air.
 
Phase 3: Thermal Fogging - This step dispenses deodorants using our thermal fogging equipment. The deodorants pass through a heated area and are combusted to break down the deodorant solution into small particles. These particles chase and pair with any malodor, neutralizing it by changing its chemical composition.
 
At SERVPRO our experiences in vapor odor control methods, prove that this technique is especially useful in controlling fire damage odors. The first part prevents odor molecules from becoming airborne, while the second step stops odors before they have a chance to be detected by the nose.
 
SERVPRO only performs the services that are required to achieve our goals successfully. After performing each step of this process, we reassess the area and determine whether each subsequent step is necessary before moving forward.
 
Take advantage of our services by contacting us at SERVPRO of Flagler County today. (386) 447-2202