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SMOKE ODOR REMOVAL

Smoke that is left behind will cause permanent staining, corrosive damage to electronics, unpleasant odors, and will cause you to live with the constant reminder of the damage entirely. Proper smoke removal can allow you to return to business as soon as possible. Smoke residue is acidic in nature and creates corrosion to metal, glass, plastics and of all types of substrates. The heat of a fire opens the pores of substrates and drives the soot particle deeply into the outer layers of the substrates affected. Soot when combined with water or high humidity conditions exponentially increases the acidic strength and thus the damage is very aggressive. Controlling humidity and climate reduces acidic corrosion that smoke damage can cause. At ServiceMaster by Angler, our team of trained fire damage remediation technicians in Columbus is trained in the latest methods and with the most current technology to properly evaluate the effects of smoke damage to your business and to your contents.

SMOKE DAMAGE CLEANUP IN COLUMBUS & THROUGHOUT SOUTHWEST OHIO

Trust our team to get started today on damage restoration for your Columbus business or commercial property.

Our ServiceMaster by Angler technicians has spent countless hours training and perfecting the proper techniques to ensure that your business will be completely restored to the condition it was before the damage occurred. We understand how important it is us to minimize the damage and the disruption to your life. Addressing the damage caused to your building is best left to the professionals.

We are so confident in our abilities to perform the proper smoke removal at your business, we guarantee that upon completion of all areas treated by ServiceMaster by Angler no smoke odor will exist. We stand behind this guarantee for as long as you own the property. We perform smoke removal and commercial smoke damage restoration services in Columbus and all throughout Southwest Ohio.

Furnace Soot Removal

If you have a furnace, particularly one that has been without professional maintenance for a while, then you will probably be facing soot issues sooner or later. Normal soot accumulation happens in small amounts but should mostly stay in your HVAC system.

There is something called a “puff back” that can happen with an oil burner. When it occurs, you might hear a sudden explosion from where your furnace is located. It’s caused by the oil burner not lighting immediately, leading to a buildup of combustible gas. When it does light, it causes a mini-explosion which puffs smoke out into the surrounding area. You might see black splatters along your wall.

As with any type of soot buildup, we recommend not attempting a DIY furnace soot cleanup due to soot’s tendency to sink deeper into surfaces. ServiceMaster LRG of Dayton can get your floors and walls spotless again.