Fire Damage Restoration
Remove Soot, Smoke, Char, and Odors At Once
- Factory Fires
-
Commercial Fires
-
Storefronts
Strip malls, apartment buildings, storefronts, etc.
-
Apartment Buildings
Strip malls, apartment buildings, storefronts, etc.
- Residential Property
-
Strip Malls
Strip malls, apartment buildings, storefronts, etc.
- Soot Removal
- Odor Removal
Restore Your Fire Damaged Property To Its Pre-loss Condition
We understand the devastation caused by fire damage. Utilizing cutting-edge dry ice blasting technology, we guarantee a rapid, residue-free restoration process that prioritizes both your time and the environment.
Dry ice blasting removes soot, char, and foul offensive odors all at once at a fraction of the time of traditional methods and without creating any secondary waste.
Why Choose Dry Ice Works for Fire Damage Restoration?
Water & Chemical Free
Dry ice blasting eliminates the need for water in the cleaning process, reducing the risk of moisture-related damage to sensitive equipment and minimizing cleanup time and costs.
Eliminate Odors in 24 Hours
One of the hardest-to-tackle issues that result from fire damage is lingering odors. With dry ice cleaning, odors are typically undetectable within 24 hours of cleaning.
No Area Left Untouched
Our method can treat hard-to-reach areas that are often missed in the cleaning process, such as the tight angles of trusses, around nails, wiring, and all plumbing without damage to the surface integrity.
Non-Conductive & Non-Flammable
Dry ice blasting is safe for use on electrical components and equipment. It’s ideal for cleaning electrical panels, control panels, and other sensitive foundry equipment without the risk of electrical hazards or fire.
Rapid Cleanup
Dry ice blasting is exceptionally fast at removing contaminants and restoring surfaces without the need for extended downtime or elaborate cleanup processes
Cost-Effective
Our streamlined process minimizes your labor expenses and gives a more thorough cleaning at a fraction of the cost of other cleaning methods.
Traditional methods of fire restoration involve the use of harmful materials that may not fully eliminate the soot and smoke residue. Dry ice cleaning removes soot and smoke residue from surfaces affected by devastating fire damage without adversely affecting equipment and surfaces, making it a preferred choice for fire restoration at industrial complexes of all types.
See Dry Ice Blasting In Action For Fire Damage Restoration
Related Services
Equipment & Tool Cleaning
A fast way to clean equipment, removing built-up contaminants without disassembling the machinery.
Paint Preparation
We remove old paint, rust, and other surface contaminants, providing a clean and smooth surface.
Facility Cleaning
We create a tailored cleaning strategy, ensuring the ongoing cleanliness, efficiency, and safety of your facility.
F.A.Q.
These are just a few of the commonly asked questions about dry ice blasting for fire and smoke restoration. If you have any specific questions or would like to learn more about how dry ice blasting can benefit your business, please contact us.
Is dry ice cleaning safe for use on fire-damaged surfaces?
How does dry ice cleaning work for fire and smoke restoration?
What types of surfaces can be cleaned using dry ice blasting for fire and smoke restoration?
Dry ice blasting can effectively clean a wide range of surfaces affected by fire and smoke damage, including walls, ceilings, floors, wood, metal, concrete, brick, stone, tile, and more, without causing damage or substrate loss.
What types of fire and smoke residues can be removed with dry ice cleaning?
Dry ice cleaning can remove various types of fire and smoke residues, including soot, char, ash, tar, grease, oils, and odors, as well as nicotine and other contaminants deposited on surfaces during a fire event.
Is dry ice blasting safe for use on delicate or sensitive surfaces?
Can dry ice blasting remove smoke odors from surfaces?
Yes, dry ice blasting can effectively remove smoke odors within 24 hours from surfaces by physically removing the residues that trap and retain odor-causing particles. This helps eliminate lingering odors and restore indoor air quality.