Fire Damage Does Not Need to be Eternal; SERVPRO of Mission Valley East Can Help.

Remediation of Smoke and Fire Damage Can be Overwhelming; Trust SERVPRO^® of Mission Valley East to Handle Everything from Assessment through Restoration

The Red Cross has reported that house fires are among the most traumatic events for homeowners -- during the fire itself and for months afterward.

SERVPRO of Mission Valley East helps make the recovery less traumatic because we are franchise professionals in every part of remediation of fire damage and restoration of your home.

If your house is hit by fire damage, or you can’t get rid of the soot or smoke damage, call us as soon as possible at 619-303-3599.

Here are the ways we reduce your stress:

• Our emergency services are available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 52 days/year.
• We know how and where to look for hidden smoke damage.
• We will check for water damage (from fire-fighting efforts) and remediate that as well.
• Our technicians earn internationally recognized certifications in every kind of repair required after fire damage.
• We prefer restoration over replacement.
• Our teams clean and disinfect all surfaces, including hidden ones (such as the air ducts).
• If nonvisible smoke particles remain to cause odors, we have equipment to get rid of these particles and to eliminate the odors.
• We can access expertise from any of the other 1,950+ franchises for community-size disasters or when specialized experience is required.
• We work directly with most insurance companies, so you’ll never be surprised by the cost.

 Count on us to take care of many of your belongings in addition to the house itself.

 Wildfires are a Risk in California

Stray embers can travel for a mile, and fire can jump from trees to roofs, so it’s important to reduce the risk of wildfires hitting a home.

There’s no way to guarantee that wildfires won’t blaze into residential or commercial areas, but there are ways to reduce the risk of such fires consuming your home.

CalFire, the Sierra Club, and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) have several suggestions about risk reduction:

• Keep openings to the outside closed, including dog doors or cat flaps.
• Fire-resistant shutters are a great way to protect embers from landing on curtains or other flammable materials. Keep the shutters closed and locked when there are fires nearby.
• While wood fences, decks, or patios are attractive, they are combustible. Fiber cement and stucco are attractive and fire resistant.
• Don’t store wood on the porch. It’s worth a walk to keep the fireplace going.
• Keep dried vegetation and other combustible materials away from the house. Recommendations range from a clear perimeter of 30 to 100 feet around the house.

Fire Damage Doesn’t Have to Last Forever

SERVPRO of Mission Valley East can help.

619-303-3599