After fire damage in a Seminole home, the SERVPRO technician in the photo is carefully packing up household items in a box that gets  labeled and catalogued. If the homeowner need something that got boxed up, SERVPRO can quickly locate it. 

The attic fire was quickly extinguished, but the firefighters punched holes to make sure in this Seminole home. SERVPRO technicians can remove the hazardous hanging ceiling elements and then proceed to clean up and prepare this property for a rebuild of the fire damaged area.

Some fires, when burning extremely hot, can belt the paddles on a ceiling fan. The bigger problem in this North Redington house was the removal of soot and smoke residue along with the associated foul odors. SERVPRO has the equipment, manned by knowledgeable crews, to get it done right.

Fire damage at this Seminole house started in the kitchen which is often the case. During firefighting efforts, there were some windows broken out. SERVPRO provides board up services when they are called for.

When your property experiences a fire, you need to contact SERVPRO right away. We will arrive at your property quickly and begin the fire damage restoration process immediately. SERVPRO of Seminole & Central Gulf Beaches has the specialized fire damage restoration training, state-of-the-art equipment, personnel, and expertise to handle any fire and smoke damage. We’re Here to Help!

The burnt building elements in this home in North Redington Beach was about to be cleaned up by our SERVPRO crew. Demolition and odor control are often the initial steps in a fire damage restoration service. Need help, call us 24/7.

This building in Seminole sustained quite a bit of fire damage. Our fire and smoke restoration experts, cleaned out the burnt items and materials, before applying a deodorizing fogging to improve the indoor air quality.

Fire damage in Seminole residences or commercial properties can leave unwanted odors from the smoke generated. Hydroxyl generators such as the one shown can be used to reduce the odors while the inhabitants remain in their property. Hydroxyl generators use no ozone.