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Port St. Lucie Smoke Damage

Often homeowners are not aware of the fire-damaging effects of pervasive smoke circulation during a house fire. This Port St. Lucie home shows the deposits of soot that settled on the upper kitchen cabinets. This soot is corrosive and can be readily wiped and vacuumed from this plat surface, as shown in the After Photo. To mitigate the fire and smoke damage, the airborne particles must be captured with HEPA air scrubbers to stop this harmful debris from circulating to other home rooms. SERVPRO's fire and smoke damage technicians FSRT have certifications from the IICRC, meaning that they are skilled in mitigations steps to prevent secondary damages from heat, smoke, and water from the extinguishing efforts. A little bit of soot can signify big problems following a house fire. Call us for professional cleanup and restoration.