Can My Belongings Be Restored After a Fire in My Youngstown Home?

8/31/2021 (Permalink)

SERVPRO of East Mahoning County understands your family’s furniture, clothing, keepsakes, and other belongings make your house more than a structure.

When you have a fire in your Youngstown home, smoke and soot can affect and damage the walls, ceiling, carpets, and more. SERVPRO of East Mahoning County can undoubtedly restore those. But what about the important belongings in your home? Your furniture, clothing, keepsakes, and other priceless items? SERVPRO of East Mahoning County has you covered!

SERVPRO of East Mahoning County understands your family’s furniture, clothing, keepsakes, and other belongings make your house more than a structure; they make it home. The care and attention to detail that are included with our service guarantee that your contents will be as good as new. This is a big part of our Fire Damage Restoration Process.

We pretest your belongings to determine what items we can restore to pre-fire condition. We use several methods of cleaning your contents, including:

• Dry Cleaning - Used for cleaning light residues or to pre-clean prior to wet cleaning.
• Wet Cleaning - An effective cleaning method for removing moderate to heavy residues.
• Spray and Wipe -Effective for items that can’t withstand wet cleaning.
• Foam Cleaning - Used for upholstery fabrics that might shrink or bleed if wet cleaned.
• Abrasive Cleaning - Involves agitation of the surface being cleaned.
• Immersion Cleaning - Contents are dipped into a bath of the cleaning product.

Our team is trained to properly clean and restore all your belongings following a fire. Our Work speaks for itself!

If you suffer from a fire, call the fire damage restoration specialists at SERVPRO of East Mahoning County today! We are faster to any size disaster and ready to help our community.

You can reach us at (330) 393-9999 or visit our Website to begin getting your Youngstown home, and belongings, to preloss condition today! We make any disaster “Like it never even happened.”