<\/i>(847) 558-6604<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Fire Damage Related Info<\/p>\n ProTech Restoration<\/strong> highly recommends that you do not begin any of the cleaning yourself as any improper products and techniques used can make the situation worse. Although there are actions you can take to prevent the damage from spreading, please consult with your technician before doing so. This will ensure the most efficient and effective fire damage restoration<\/a> process.<\/p>\n The answer will ultimately depend on the source and extent of the damage to your property. Although it is difficult to explain exactly how long the process will take, your technician will be able to provide you with an estimate after the initial inspection. They will also be able to provide you with updates along the way to keep you informed throughout the process.<\/p>\n It really depends on the current conditions of each unit. But once they have each been inspected and cleaned thoroughly by ProTech Restoration<\/strong>, they will be safe to use again.<\/p>\n ProTech Restoration<\/strong> always prioritizes the safety of its customers and technicians. In order to address these concerns, your technician will identify all safety hazards and risks during the initial inspection. They will then begin working immediately to remove the hazards, including the following: debris removal, electrical hazards, slip and trip hazards, air quality, etc. Any electrical appliances and cords that have been severely damaged will be disposed of properly, and any others that have sustained other forms of damage will be unplugged and evaluated thoroughly before approved for safe use again. Please keep in mind that the power may remain off until inspected by a licensed electrician.<\/p>\n For each item that is not able to be restored, we suggest that you create an inventory of each item thrown away and provide a copy to your insurance adjuster. You can use multiple variables, including the item, quantity, cost, and year it was purchased (for non-food items).<\/p>\n Yes. A list has been provided below of personal possessions that should remain with you at all times during the restoration process.<\/p>\n This will depend on what needs to be repaired. Please keep in mind that in some situations, it is necessary to contact sub-contractors for the following: framing\/finish carpentry; door installation, electrical, plumbing, roofing, post-construction cleanup, cabinets, windows, drywall\/painting, etc. Your technician will notify you if this is required for your property. If so, we will work around their schedule to allow for the most efficiency possible.<\/p>\n\n
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