Fire and Smoke Restoration

Fire in your home or business can be a scary situation. Let Emergency Restoration of TN take the fear out of getting back into your home. With our 24 hour  Fire and smoke damage service we are the only phone call you need to make.  We will work with your insurance provider from beginning to end to make sure you get back to your home or business as quickly as possible.

  1. Our team of experts will be on the scene whenever you call.  We will conduct a full inspection to completely understand the entire extent of the damage.  We will a plan of action that is custom tailored to your individual situation.  The plan will include all of your loses including but not limited to personal property, home or business and removing debris, soot and smoke smell.

  2. Once the fire and smoke damage is assessed we will continue with the water removal that was left from extinguishing the fire.  It is important to keep the structural integrity of your property and prevent the possibility of mold infestation.  We will bring all the tools and equipment necessary to rid the property of water damage.

  3. Cleaning and sanitizing the smoke and soot is another imperative step.  We use industrial equipment to get remnants of smoke and soot out of all the surfaces in your home until there is no longer a sign that there once was fire and smoke damage.

  4.  If you need a shingle replaced or the entire roof due to the damage, we will make sure it is done.

  5. Restorations and renovations then commenced once all the cleaning and sanitizing is done.  Whether it is one room that needs to be repainted or an entire home that needs everything removed and restored down to the studs we will be there every step of the way until your home is fully completed and back to how it was before the fire and smoke damage occurred.  

FIRE DAMAGE PREVENTION

Fire safety is crucial for every household. Here are some important tips to prevent fires at home:

  1. Install Smoke Alarms: Place smoke alarms on every level of your home, inside bedrooms, and outside sleeping areas. 

  2. Keep Heaters Clear: Maintain a safe distance (at least three feet) between heaters, radiators, and flammable materials like paper, bedding, and furniture. 

  3. Safe Cooking Practices:
    • Never leave cooking unattended, especially when using deep fryers or stovetops.
    • Keep flammable items away from the stove.
    • Use oven mitts and pot holders to handle hot cookware.

  4. Electrical Safety:
    • Avoid overloading electrical outlets.
    • Plug power cords directly into outlets, not extension cords.
    • Regularly inspect cords for damage.

  5. Candles and Open Flames:
    • Use candles in sturdy holders and keep them away from curtains, papers, and other flammable materials.
    • Extinguish candles before leaving the room or going to bed.

  6. Fireplace Safety:
    • Use a glass or metal fire screen to prevent embers from escaping.
    • Never leave a fire unattended.

  7. Escape Plan:
    • Discuss and practice a fire escape plan with all family members.
    • Know at least two ways out of each room.
    • If a fire occurs get out and stay out.  Call 911

  8. Generator Safety:
    • If using a generator during a power outage, follow safety guidelines to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
    • Keep generators outdoors and away from windows and doors.

  9. Keep Refrigerator and Freezer Doors Closed:
    • During power outages, minimize opening refrigerator and freezer doors to preserve food.

  10. Unplug Appliances and Electronics:
    • Turn off and unplug unnecessary electrical equipment during power outages.
    • You can leave one light on to indicate once power is restored.

Remember, preparedness and awareness are key to preventing fires. Stay safe and protect your loved ones and home!

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