Should Downtown Knoxville Residents Use Professional Fire Restoration?

1/19/2022 (Permalink)

Our trained techs have the cleaners to make your fire damage “Like it never even happened.”

SERVPRO Brings Years of Experience to Downtown Knoxville Properties with Fire Damage

The aftermath of fire damage in a Downtown Knoxville property can mean many things. There might be structural damage, water damage, contents that need disposal, and smoke odors throughout the house. 

When SERVPRO technicians handle fire restoration in Downtown Knoxville properties, the service goes beyond simply cleaning up the visual evidence of fire damage within the structure. The techs have the training to:

• Perform controlled demo as needed to remove charred structural elements
• Clean smoke residues from surfaces and home contents
• Secure the house as required during the service

What Does Controlled Demolition Entail?

When walls have charring and cannot be repaired, the technicians carefully remove only the damaged portion and leave the rest intact. This action moves the restoration process and lessens the number of repairs needed to complete the job.  

How are Smoke Residues Cleaned?

Cleaning smoke damage in a home from surfaces is never a one-size-fits-all process. The technicians consider the type of smoke and the surface before choosing an application to ensure the best outcome for every action taken during the fire damage cleanup. 

 What Security Measures Does SERVPRO Take?

The restoration service may entail several days of work, and during that time, it is essential to keep unauthorized individuals out of the home. SERVPRO technicians securely board up doors and windows as needed when they are not on-site and place security tape to further warn away anyone trying to enter the property for any reason.

Call SERVPRO of Rocky Hill / Sequoyah Hills / South Knoxville at (865) 862-8907. We are available around the clock for fire restoration services in Downtown Knoxville properties. The trained, certified technicians are always just a phone call away to make the fire damage, "Like it never even happened."