The spider-like webbing in the corners of this Lowland property is the result of a furnace puff-back. SERVPRO technicians can use vacuums and dry, chemical sponges to remove the oily substance without staining the popcorn ceiling or the walls. This process eliminates the need to repaint the fire-damaged surfaces.

The air scrubber, placed by a SERVPRO tech in this Whitestown home, is outfitted with a HEPA and charcoal filter. It can capture airborne particles as small as 35 microns and also help to neutralize the pungent odors.

The charred debris, once removed from this fire-damaged Whitestown house, can already improve the indoor air quality. SERVPRO teams can then set up equipment to further improve the indoor air quality making the demolition a little bit easier.

The home in Woodcrest Hills needed SERVPRO's excellent house fire cleanup to restore this structure to its former glory. We can set up air cleaning equipment as we begin the demolition and discarding of burned structural elements and contents.

The charring from the grease fire left a thick, sticky film on all the surfaces in this kitchen in a Morristown condominium. SERVPRO can wipe off the sooty coating and minimize some necessary repainting. "Like it never even happened."

The utility area suffered fire damage, as noted in the Photo. The restricted airflow from the clothes dryer generated sufficient heat to ignite the lint and then the wall. SERVPRO can remove the debris and build back the fire-damaged area.