Crossroads Fire Cleanup

At Crossroads, we understand that during situations requiring fire cleanup, we’re dealing with more than just houses and items – we’re dealing with people. We understand the sentimental value of a home and the contents inside. So, naturally, this is where we start. The Crossroads team enters this stage of fire cleanup by sorting through your home’s contents, restoring any salvageable items. Your personal items are secured and restored for later use.

During this second stage of fire cleanup, the Crossroads team carefully assesses structural damage, ensuring all sub-floors are safe and no electrical hazards exist. Crossroads also communicates with insurance companies, maintaining efficiency and taking the hassle of this second stage of fire cleanup off of the family’s shoulders.

During fire cleanup, Crossroads often encounters problems associated with initial attempts to put out the fire. The most typical hazards relate to water damage, which can also leave the home or building vulnerable to mold if not properly treated. The Crossroads team effectively mitigates water damage, preventing mold growth in the future. Crossroads assesses any additional damage during fire cleanup, and uses appropriate methods to address and correct them.

During a fire, soot and smoke left behind produce odor that must be addressed to eliminate damage. In this final stage of fire cleanup, Crossroads removes charred wood and uses deodorizers such as ozone or hydroxyl generators. In extreme cases, the Crossroads team uses soda blasters, dry ice blasters or ice blasters.