A water heater caught fire in this homeowner's laundry room. The smoke spread throughout the home and affected the whole house. Our crews had to go in and do a lot of tear out in order to get the damages materials out.

A fire from a bad plug on a dryer is what caused this home to suffer a smoke damage. The plug caught fire and damaged the wood in the crawlspace. The smell went throughout the home. The home had a water damage from the fire department coming in, so we were able to mitigate all of the water, too.

The effectiveness of medication can be destroyed by high temperatures from a fire. If you think your medicines have been exposed to excessive heat, consider replacing them or call your physician to explain the situation. Do not take the risk of potentially harmful side effects.

This was the aftermath of a microwave catching on fire. The homeowner was simply heating up lunch and walked into another room to do something. What the homeowner came back to was a fire that had managed to carry soot all throughout his entire home. Luckily most of the walls were able to be cleaned and did not require that any dry wall be torn out.

We encounter many fire damages, all that have a variety of loss causes. The cause of loss is the reason behind the fire that started in your kitchen. This particular cause of loss happened to be the stove.

This was the aftermath of a severe kitchen fire that the fire department had to assist in putting out. We now not only had a fire damage damage, but a water damage also. The severity of this damage was so great that it charred some of the kitchen framing.

This was the aftermath of a small kitchen fire that caused the smoke to rise & move down the hallway. Once it traveled down the hallway it hit the master bedroom & made what we like to call "soot webs" near the ceiling.