What happens after a fire, explained.
Short articles and test videos showing why the method matters. Useful whether you hire us or not.
Articles
Why a wet cloth ruins smoke-damaged drywall
The most common fire-cleanup mistake, explained: why wiping soot with water stains drywall permanently, and the order that actually works.
ArticleWhy the smoke smell comes back when the heating goes on
Smoke odour that returns in winter is not a mystery: warmth releases odour compounds from porous materials. Here is how odour removal is done properly.
ArticleSoot is corrosive: why electronics fail weeks after a fire
Burned plastics leave acidic soot that corrodes metal and electronics after the fire. What happens and what to do in the first days.
ArticleWhat to do in the first 48 hours after a fire
A practical checklist for homeowners and property managers in the first two days after a fire: safety, insurer, photos, and what not to do.
ArticleTest videos
We test methods side by side on real materials. Follow the tests on TikTok and Facebook.
One drywall sheet: the usual way vs our way
Untouched soot, a section wiped the usual way with a wet cloth, and a section cleaned our way.
Video coming soonWhy we never use a regular vacuum
What happens to fine soot in a normal filter.
Video coming soonShellac versus normal paint
Why smoke stains bleed through ordinary paint.
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