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 FIRE DAMAGE COMPANY

Raleigh Durham Restoration Experts Specializing in Fire Damage

Fire damage can be devastating for both homes and businesses, causing significant structural damage, loss of valuable items, and emotional distress. The aftermath of a fire can leave property owners feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about where to begin the recovery process. This is where RDU Restoration Company steps in to provide reliable and trustworthy fire damage repair services.

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At RDU Restoration, we understand the critical importance of quick and effective response to fire damage. Our team of experienced professionals is equipped with the latest tools and techniques to restore your property to its pre-fire condition. We offer comprehensive solutions that include debris removal, structural repairs, odor removal, and smoke damage cleanup.

 

With our dedicated approach, we aim to expedite the recovery process, helping you get back on your feet as swiftly as possible. Choose RDU Restoration Company for exceptional fire damage repair services that prioritize your safety, comfort, and peace of mind.

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COMMON ISSUES THAT CAN LEAD TO FIRE DAMAGE IN YOUR HOME

Fire damage can occur in various ways, whether it's due to faulty electrical wiring, cooking accidents, or natural disasters. It is crucial for homeowners and business owners alike to be aware of the common causes of fire and take necessary precautions to prevent them.
 
Here are five tips to help protect your property from potential fire damage:
 
1- Faulty Wires: Regularly inspect and maintain all electrical appliances, cords, and outlets to ensure they are in good working condition. Replace any damaged or frayed wires immediately.

2- Kitchen Fires: Do not leave cooking unattended and always keep a fire extinguisher nearby in case of emergencies.

3- Improper Flammable Material Storage: Ensure all flammable materials such as curtains, carpets, and furniture are placed at a safe distance from heat sources like stoves and heaters.

4- Clogged Chimney: Clean your chimney and fireplace regularly to prevent the buildup of creosote, which can easily catch fire.
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5- Equipment Maintenance: Regularly maintain your heating and cooling systems to prevent any potential fire hazards.

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TYPES OF FIRE DAMAGE

Fire damage can devastate homes and businesses, leading to significant financial and emotional hardship. The immediate destruction of property, along with the loss of personal belongings and business assets, can be overwhelming. Beyond the visible damage of charred structures and burned materials, fires can compromise the integrity of a building, making it unsafe to occupy without extensive repairs. Smoke and soot particles can infiltrate walls, air ducts, and furniture, causing long-term odors and health hazards if not properly cleaned and remediated.

Flammable Fire Damage

Fire damage from flammable solids like wood, paper, or cloth is marked by charred materials and structural damage, along with persistent smoke odor. Fire damage from flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil, or paint results in intense heat and flames, leading to anything from minor discoloration to major structural damage.

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Electrical Equipment Fire Damage

This type of fire damage involves electrical equipment such as appliances, wiring or outlets. These types of fires are especially dangerous because they involve electricity, which can cause shock hazards for anyone attempting to put out the fire. In addition, extinguishing the fire with water can lead to further electrical damage and potential electrocution.

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Cooking Oils Fire Damage

Fires involving cooking oils and fats are common in kitchens and can escalate rapidly if not addressed correctly. These fires start when oils or fats are heated beyond their ignition temperatures, causing them to react violently with the air. Such fires can produce high flames and thick smoke, making them difficult to control and hazardous. 

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THE PROCESS

Consultation and Assessment

We discuss your situation over the phone to get an idea of what type of loss it may be weather it is water, fire or mold . After getting your information a certified tech is sent out  immediately to perform an on-site assessment using advanced moisture detection equipment to identify all affected areas.

Plan and Agreement

Restoration / Monitoring

We review our findings with you, discuss the best course of action, and agree on the restoration plan that’s suited best for your property! 

Our certified technicians initiate the restoration process and regularly monitor progress, making necessary adjustments

Completion and Final Approval

Once the restoration is complete, we remove any equipment and begin the final  walkthrough with the client .
After the final walkthrough is complete we will provide you with a completion letter to sign. 

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Fire Damage Frequently Asked Questions

How do I secure my property after a fire?

Securing your property post-fire involves boarding up windows and doors, covering damaged areas to prevent further exposure to elements, and installing temporary fencing for security purposes. This helps protect the property from additional damage and potential intruders.

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What is the first thing I should do after a fire?

The first thing you should do after a fire is to ensure everyone's safety and then contact your insurance company to start the claims process. It's also crucial to engage a certified restoration company promptly to assess and address the fire damage.

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What should I do about water damage from firefighting efforts?

Water damage from firefighting efforts is a common issue after a fire, and it's crucial to address it promptly to prevent further damage.

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How do I secure my property after a fire?

Securing your property post-fire involves boarding up windows and doors, covering damaged areas to prevent further exposure to elements, and installing temporary fencing for security purposes. This helps protect the property from additional damage and potential intruders.

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Can smoke damage be removed?

Yes, smoke damage can be removed through professional restoration services that involve thorough cleaning, deodorization, and air purification. Specialized techniques and equipment are used to effectively eliminate smoke residue and odors from affected areas.

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How much damage will a fire cause?

The extent of damage caused by a fire can vary significantly based on multiple factors such as the size of the fire, the materials involved, the response time, and the firefighting tactics employed. In severe cases, fires can lead to extensive structural damage and loss of personal property.

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At RDU Restoration, we're dedicated to guiding you through every step of the fire damage restoration process. Feel free to reach out with any questions or to schedule a service. Our commitment is to restore your home to a safe and comfortable state.

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HAPPY CUSTOMERS

"I was extremely impressed with the efficiency and expertise of the RDU Restoration team. They responded quickly to our emergency and handled everything from containment to cleaning with great care. They even helped us navigate the insurance claims process smoothly. Our home looks great, and we couldn't be happier with the results!"

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- Mary S.

"After a pipe burst in our basement, RDURestoration.com was a lifesaver. Their team arrived promptly and immediately started the water damage restoration process. They were incredibly thorough, from extracting standing water to drying out every affected area. They even prevented mold growth by using industrial-grade dehumidifiers. The entire team was professional, compassionate, and knowledgeable. Thanks to them, our basement looks better than ever, and we can rest easy knowing our home is safe and dry."

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- Sarah L.

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