Fire restoration team members began extensive protocol immediately after a massive home fire is called in. From the kitchen to the garage, every square in of this structure was affected.

The water removal process began first with dehumidifiers and air movers to remove the remaining water and complete the drying process.

Next we removed smoke and soot from the surfaces with our specialized equipment and techniques.

The scorched and charred kitchen in this Tallahassee area home needed fast cleanup to mitigate the water and smoke damage. The debris also represented a safety hazard, along with the noxious odors lingering in the rooms. SERVPRO crews can start to discard the debris as air cleaning equipment is set up. We work to mitigate the fire damage.

Our specialists will arrive quickly after your Tallahassee home experiences a fire. Our advanced equipment and expertise will return your home to pre-damage condition. SERVPRO of Central Tallahassee will make it “Like it never even happened.”

The wall and ceiling in this Tallahassee house are coated with soot from a small house fire. The dry smoke, not a greasy kitchen fire, was wiped down by SERVPRO techs, with special sponges and detergents. The grateful customer was happy; no demolition was needed to restore the home to preloss condition.

The SERVPRO green fleet vans arrive at the work site stocked with all the equipment and cleaners the technicians need to clean and restore this Tallahassee restaurant with fire damage. This enables restoration services to happen with no delays. 

This Photo shows the damage caused by a fire in a Tallahassee home. SERVPRO technicians can secure the structure and plan and execute the removal of all non-salvageable materials. The green air scrubber is using a lay-flat duct to channel the airborne smoke particles and odors to the exterior of the building.

The explosive blaze of a grease fire in a Tallahassee kitchen can quickly escalate into major damage. SERVPRO can remove the ruined appliances and fixtures to clear the way for remodeling of this kitchen. Odor control, preventing the circulation of smoke and soot, is key to fire damage mitigation.