FIRE’S OUT… BUT HOW DO I DEAL WITH THE DAMAGE OF A HOME FIRE?

 The damage caused by the fire continues even after the fire is fully contained. Smoke residue and water from fire hoses, or even humidity, can significantly harm your belongings. Knowing what to do is very important right from the start to minimize the loss due to fire. Prompt action can lower overall cost, as well as save valuable possessions that might otherwise be lost.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DISASTER COMES IN THREES

Image
  Fire and smoke damage costs millions of dollars a year to property and loss of business during restoration. 80% of companies that undergo a major fire never actually recover (National Audit Office) They say disasters comes in threes You lose equipment and stock You lose the means to produce and do business You lose customers – often permanently Getting the business up and running again is the prime concern. This will require specialist cleaning of carpets, furniture, walls, A/C systems, electronics cleaning and data retrieval. Checklist after a Fire or Water damage Never switch on equipment even to test Switch off equipment, disconnect any back up batteries Allow smoke to escape by opening windows or vents Place smaller equipment in a clean dry room Remove excess water by vacuuming Call the Professionals Install dehumidifiers or fans One of the most important things is speed because smoke residues and water continue to damage equipment and property often irreversibly. This is primari
Read more

FibreGLASS – Myths & Facts

 S tudies show that fibreglass dust can be dangerous, maybe as dangerous as asbestos dust. The implantation of fibreglass into the lining of the lungs of animals has caused cancer in the same way that asbestos does. Scientists now believe that asbestos causes cancer because of the physical shape of the fibre and not because of its chemical make up, This belief raises the concern that all fibrous materials could cause cancer. What is Fibreglass? Fibreglass is a part of group called Synthetic Mineral Fibres. Synthetic mineral fibres are fibrous inorganic substances made primarily from rock, clay, slag or glass. These fibres are classified into three general groups: (1) fibreglass (glass wool and glass filament), (2) Mineral wool (rock-wool and slag-wool), and (2) Refractory Ceramic fibres (RCF), USES Fibreglass can be found in a large number of products: It’s used in vehicles bodies, vessels, insulation, fabrics, wire insulation in electronics, and replacement insulation for asbestos. He
Read more

Does the AC Duct cleaning help really?

Image
  Before moving to the answer let us analyze the point ‘why do we need to clean the AC duct?’ NADCA ACR 13 recommends that HVAC system should be inspected by a qualified duct cleaning service provider annually or biennially depending on the type of facility. If your ducts are clean all the air that flows out from your ducts will also be clean. Prevention is always better than cure. Duct cleaning on a regular basis will remarkably enhance the air quality indoors and will allow you to relish the freshness and healthier ambience. It may be crippling to live with allergies, but one can definitely curtail the risk of exposure to hypersensitive causes that may lead you to exhaustion or suffer from allergic ailments When we take the case of Dubai, everyone uses air condition 24/7 during summer season and thus it is always advisable to clean your ducts with the help of qualified and certified air condition duct cleaners. Always keep in mind that the air passing through the duct is the air you
Read more