Commercial Fire Damage Mitigation in Milton

7/5/2022 (Permalink)

Commercial kitchens have an increased fire risk. SERVPRO knows how to minimize your commercial fire damage.

SERVPRO Can Help your Milton Business after a Fire

When it comes to structure fires, the number one cause is having an accident while cooking in the kitchen. When you own a restaurant and are in the business of serving food to customers, the risk gets higher. Even though commercial kitchens have different equipment and are better suited in case a blaze ignites, it is still possible a large fire could break out.

When our SERVPRO technicians work on restoring commercial fire damage in Milton, we find that even small fires that break out inside a restaurant's kitchen can cause excessive damage throughout the entire building. For example, smoke from a small grease fire can spread into your dining room and coat the surfaces of your chairs and tables with soot residues. When the smoke contacts your carpet, it can penetrate the fibers and cause burnt smells to linger.

Things we can do to return your business to its preloss state:

• Fire & Water Damage Restorations
• Smoke Remediation
• Soot Residues Cleaning
• Content Cleaning
• Structural Deodorization
• Fire Damage Debris Removal
• Restorative Carpet Cleaning

After the fire in your restaurant gets extinguished, we can start our inspection process. First, we look for and mitigate any potential safety hazards. Next, we can conduct a wipe test throughout your building to determine where the smoke went and what methods will work best to remove them.

Once we figure out what types of soot residues covered your building materials and contents, we can use chemicals and methods to remove all soot residues from your affected surfaces. If foul aromas remain after all soot residues get cleaned, we can remove unpleasant odors by setting up a fogging machine or an ozone generator.

If you ever notice smoke residues in your dining room after a fire starts in your restaurant's kitchen, call SERVPRO of Sullivan and South Ulster Counties at (845) 791-7647.