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Minnesota Fire Damage Cleanup

Fire Damage Restoration and Smoke Cleanup Service Minnesota

During a home fire, smoke is driven by the heat created by the fires flames. It does not matter where the fire originated, smoke will penetrate nearly everything in a buildings structure. It is the smoke more so then the fire flames itself that causes the most damage to a property. Smoke when combined with humidity or even the water used to put the fire out will cause a corrosive residue to form, and it is this corrosive residue which will cause undue secondary damage to your home or business. Long after the fire has been extinguished, damage to the property continues. Every hour that passes results in more damage and could mean the difference between an item or part of the home being salvageable or not. Professional smoke and fire damage restoration services are needed to save the buildings structure and it’s contents. Professional fire and smoke damage remediation companies can not only restore a buildings structure, but also it’s contents, contents that many home or business owners when looking at them would think not salvageable.

Smoke Damage Repair, Board Up, Soot Removal, Personal Property Cleaning, Roof Tarp Services

Fire Water and Storm Pros of Minnesota is a highly reputable, licensed, insured and endorsed provider of fire and smoke restoration services in the state of Minnesota. Our team of fire damage restoration technicians have completed advanced training in fire damage mitigation and restoration as well as corrosion control. Fire Water and Storm Pros fire damage restoration technicians also attend fire damage restoration conferences and industry classes to learn about new techniques and innovation in fire damage restoration. Fire Water and Storm Pros of Minnesota also keeps current with equipment, using the most state of the art equipment available in the industry. Fire Water and Storm Pros proudly carries the largest inventory of fire damage restoration equipment in the country.

Some of the techniques we use are dry ice blasting, which is a relatively new cleaning process which uses compressed air to accelerate frozen carbon dioxide pellets at a supersonic speed to impact and clean any surface which has been fire damaged. Dry ice blasting is an environmentally friendly alternative to many methods for cleaning fire damaged surfaces. We also use thermal fogging. If your home has been damaged by fire and smoke, Fire Water and Storm Pros is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to assist you and help restore not only your property, but also your home or businesses contents.

Property damage claims due to fires are estimated to cost insurance companies just over $11.3 billion annually in the United States. Luckily most home owners insurance policies cover fire damage. We have the expertise to perform comprehensive property damage appraisals and insurance claim assessments using the same software and methods that insurance adjusters use to determine the cost. Our experience with insurance companies, along with our long standing relationships and reputation with insurance adjusters make it easy for us to streamline the claims process from start to finish, allowing us to restore your property and contents quicker than most expect. Fire Water and Storm Pros of Minnesota will work directly with your insurance carrier on all aspects of your fire damage insurance claim, and one of our project managers will be assigned to your insurance claim immediately. If you have been victim of a fire, call us today for help getting your home or business restored.

Emergency Fire Damage Cleanup and Restoration to these markets:

Apple Valley, Blaine, Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Burnsville, Coon Rapids, Cottage Park, Crystal, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Edina, Fridley, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Maple Grove, Maplewood, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, New Brighton, Oakdale, Plymouth, Rochester, Saint Louis Park, Savage, Shoreview, St Cloud, St Louis Park, St Paul, Twin Cities, Woodbury

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