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Posts Tagged ‘fire’

Discussing The Dangers Of Carrying Out DIY Fire And Flood Restoration Following A Fire In Your Building

Where a property has been subject to a serious blaze; the owners are often left with the daunting fact that the need to repair both the fire damage as well as flood damage. Due to the huge amounts of water that must be used to put a blaze out it is likely that the property will be left with a few inches of water on the floors. There can be a strong temptation for many to carry out their own fire and flood restoration following a fire, without fully understanding the risks.

A shock to the system

A potentially lethal danger that must be considered by those carrying out their own fire and flood restoration is that of electrocution. The damage that is caused by fire can frequently leave electrics exposed. These wires provide the opportunity for an electric shock – especially when combined with the excess water in the building.

Toxic risks

The possibility that there could be unseen toxins in the air is the next factor you must consider if attempting your own fire and flood restoration. Toxic mold will often form in concealed areas of flooded buildings and poses a serious health risk. In addition there is a good chance that toxic fumes from burnt materials could still be present in the property.

Structural weaknesses

The final risk that must always be kept in mind is the damage that can be sustained by the physical structure of a building that has suffered from fire and flood damage. Just flooding or fire on its own has the power to make floors and walls unsafe. A combination of the two only serves to multiply the risk of floors falling in and walls collapsing.

The safest option

We suggest that anyone thinking of carrying out their own fire and flood restoration should first ponder employing a specialist service first. Most property owners will be able to claim on their insurance for the cost of fire and flood restoration. We suggest that you are better advised to bring in a specialized restoration team, who have all the right equipment, rather than put yourself at risk.

In an Instant…Your Life Could Change

It really is a sad tragedy when an event such as a house fire takes something that is near and dear to your heart. Family photos, memories, personal belongings, and other items could easily be taken away. And in times like these, with the recent Herriman wildfire, we are often reminded of the potential for damage fire can bring. Not only must you take into account the damage the fire itself can bring, but also soot and smoke, as well as the water it takes for the firefighters to put out the fire. And as we all know, with that water comes the potential for water and flood damage, not to mention mold damage.

The Flood Co. can help you to go through the process of cleanup and remediation of a house fire. Granted, The Flood Co. can’t really bring your lost photos or belongings back, but they can help you go through the process of calling the insurance company to see if fire damage is covered along with water and flood damage (shocking as this may seem, not all insurance companies cover both fire and water damage), emergency board-up if needed, and the fire, smoke, water, and mold damage cleanup process itself.

Just know that The Flood Co. is here and can help in times when a house fire takes over your home.

(Our thoughts and condolences go out to the families that lost their homes in the Herriman wildfire this past weekend. You are in our hearts and our prayers.)