Fire damage extends beyond visible destruction, leaving behind corrosive soot, smoke residues, and hazardous debris that require immediate and specialized attention. Without proper remediation, smoke particles can infiltrate porous materials such as drywall, insulation, and furniture, causing persistent odors and long-term damage. Dry Now utilizes advanced fire and smoke restoration techniques to clean, repair, and restore affected properties while ensuring structural integrity and indoor air quality are fully addressed.

The restoration process begins with a thorough assessment to identify areas impacted by heat, smoke, and water from firefighting efforts. Damaged materials, including charred wood, drywall, and insulation, are carefully removed and disposed of according to environmental regulations. Specialized equipment such as HEPA vacuums and air scrubbers is used to capture airborne soot particles, while negative air pressure systems prevent cross-contamination to unaffected areas.

Smoke odor removal requires targeted treatments, including thermal fogging, ozone generators, and hydroxyl machines, to neutralize odor-causing molecules embedded in surfaces. Soot stains are cleaned from walls, ceilings, and flooring using dry sponges, chemical cleaners, or abrasive blasting, depending on the material. Once debris removal and cleaning are complete, surfaces are sealed to prevent future odor issues. Dry Now’s comprehensive fire restoration process ensures properties are not only restored to their pre-loss condition but also safe, clean, and free from lingering contaminants.