Can a Little Rock Home Benefit from Fire Damage Services After a Nearby Fire?

3/2/2022 (Permalink)

When a fire strikes home, SERVPRO fire damage restoration techs are ready to help 24/7 36 days a year.

SERVPRO Helps Tackle Secondary Fire Damage in Little Rock Homes

It is reasonable to think that fire restoration services should focus on the Little Rock home where the fire started. However, if you live in an area where houses are close together or in an apartment building, you may suffer the aftermath of the flames and smoke. Rather than attempt to clean it and achieve short-term relief, it is better to call a professional fire restoration team to help you solve the problem.

Even when the fire damage to your Little Rock home didn’t start within your property, SERVPRO and its certified team of experts are ready to help. The fine dust typical of a fire, as well as the smoke, can travel easily from unit to unit, regardless of where your property line is. When you enlist the help of an expert team like ours, you can be assured that soot, debris, and odors are no match for our advanced equipment and techniques. All you need to do is call our hotline, which is answered around the clock to serve you when you most need us.

Among the most valuable aspects of delegating fire damage restoration to SERVPRO is that our state-of-the-art equipment helps us detect threats even when they aren’t visible to the naked eye. 

Fires can deposit a fine layer of dust-like residue on your walls, furniture, and belongings which has the potential of causing damage in time. Our staff takes great care in the following to protect your home from the threat becoming real-

• Pre-treat all surfaces before applying EPA-approved cleaning solutions
• Assessing humidity levels and using equipment to restore normal measurements
• Utilize airborne deodorizers to counteract the smell of smoke

SERVPRO of Little Rock is ready to help when you call us at (501) 803-9700. Whether the damage seems big or small, our team is prepared to leave your home “Like it never even happened.”