Lakewood-Ken Caryl Property Restoration Techs Make Fire Damage “Like it never even happened.”

Restoring homes from fire damage requires specialized skills and advanced equipment; using the wrong tools or leaving behind smoke and soot can result in additional, harsher damage. At Lakewood-Ken Caryl, we have extensive experience/skills, advanced and ongoing training, and the best equipment available. Call us at 303-973-4664 no matter what time or date it is; our emergency services are always available because quick responses are a crucial part of successful restorations.

Details:

• Certified by the gold-standard organization, the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), with specialty certifications in several areas directly related to the restoration of property from fire damage:
• Fire and smoke damage restoration
• Water damage restoration
• Structural drying
• Leather cleaning
• Odor control
• General and/or construction industry training for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
• Stellar customer ratings and reviews
• Locally Owned and Operated
• Always nearby, always arrive promptly
• Invested in our community
• No job is too large
• No job is too small
• Answer our own phones – easy!

Lakewood-Ken Caryl is at 303-973-4664 – We are Here to Help!^®

While the flames from some residential fires may be too confined (for which we’re thankful) to destroy a home, they release smoke and soot that are powerfully destructive. These hazards float on the air currents and through the HVAC system and the air ducts, even when the system is not in use.

Smoke and soot are:

• Corrosive (to everything!)
• Greasy – attract dust, grime, and other particles
• Highly odorous – may resist conventional cleaning materials, masking fragrances, and even overpower the smell of paint
• Tricky:
• At Lakewood-Ken Caryl, analyze the smoke and soot particles to figure out which combinations of brushes and cleaning solutions to use on the different materials
• Smoke from protein is often invisible, but its effects (smell and attracting dirt) are overt
• May require specialized equipment to banish the odor
• Apt to congregate in odd places – we know where to look, plus we have specialized equipment

Water is another hazard that fire damage may leave behind:

• The heat can burst appliance hoses, sewage pipes, and water mains
• Fire suppression (sprinklers, firefighters)
• Refrigerator or freezer damage

Water, as most homeowners know, is also destructive. Left alone for over 24 to 48 hours, it allows the development of still another hazard: mold (or other kinds of microbial growth).

Mold spores are present both indoors and outside; the cleanliness of one’s home is unrelated to the presence of mold spores. Once the spores open, the colonies survive by voraciously eating just about they encounter.

We have experience and advanced equipment to handle the mold as well as the other hazards. Call us at 303-973-4664 any time. We’re ready for you.

Lakewood-Ken Caryl 

303-973-4664