
Après incendie
Decontaminating surfaces after a fire, ahead of rebuilding work.
After the fire or the flood, the stage where you save what can still be saved before the damage settles in.
After damage, time works against the building: soot turns acidic and attacks surfaces, standing water swells panels and starts mould. Moving fast lowers the final bill — and sometimes avoids replacing what cleaning alone would have recovered.
We take the job in order: make safe and remove what is lost, clean and decontaminate surfaces, dry the structure and monitor humidity, then treat the remaining smells. Alongside that, we document every stage in photographs for your insurance file.


Decontaminating surfaces after a fire, ahead of rebuilding work.

Soot deposits on walls, ceilings, furniture and ventilation systems.

Removing standing water, cleaning and disinfecting the affected areas.

Drying equipment installed, with humidity readings tracked throughout.

Contaminated surfaces treated, with advice on stopping it coming back.

Assessment, costing and dealings with the loss adjuster on your behalf.
For protective measures — pumping, ventilating, drying — no: they limit further damage and the insurer expects them. For anything that removes evidence, we wait for the assessment. We photograph everything before touching a thing.
We prepare the costing, photographs and description the adjuster expects, and we correspond with them on your behalf. The policy stays between you and your insurer: they decide what is covered.
Usually one to three weeks depending on the materials affected and the season. We take humidity readings throughout and only remove the equipment once the values have come down, not on a fixed date.
The sooner we come, the more there is left to save. Give us a call.