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Fire damage help

Wildfire smoke and ash damage

The fire never reached the house, but the smoke and ash did.

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Wildfire smoke can enter a home through vents, gaps and the HVAC system, leaving fine ash and odor in rooms, attics and ducts, even miles from the fire.

What the restoration company does

  • Ash and soot removal inside and outside
  • Attic and insulation inspection
  • HVAC and duct cleaning, filter replacement
  • Odor treatment for the whole home
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Questions

Can wildfire smoke damage a house that didn't burn?

Yes. Fine ash and smoke particles get into attics, insulation, ducts and fabrics. Signs include a lingering smoky smell, gray or black film on windowsills and vents, and dirty HVAC filters.

Is wildfire ash safe to clean up myself?

Small amounts of light ash on hard surfaces can be cleaned with care: wear an N95 or better mask and gloves, and avoid dry sweeping or leaf blowers that stir it up. For attics, ducts or heavy ash, use a professional.

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You don't have to figure this out alone

From cleanup to complete restoration, one call.

One call connects you with an independent local company that can secure the house, remove water and start the cleanup.

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