This condo kitchen in East Orlando was devastated by a fire. SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando can clean up the charred debris and mitigate the migration of smoke odors and stains to other areas of the unit.

Often, the smoke residue and odors from a small to medium fire disrupt a household more than the actual flames resulting in charred possessions. SERVPRO crew members can utilize specialized cleaning products and sponges to remove the initial layer of blackened coatings as the smells are also being addressed.

The smoke residue on this ceiling in a UCF area home needs some special sponges to wipe away the stains without smearing the surface successfully. SERVPRO skilled techs can do this and reduce costs and disruptions to the homeowner by eliminating the need for a partial tear-out of the ceiling material.

A grease fire in this Orlando kitchen damaged the range, back wall, wall cabinets, and the walls. The layer of soot was wipeable from the vinyl wallpaper and wood-finished cabinets. The primary concern was removing the smoke odors from the house. An air scrubber, hydroxyl generator, and a final light fogging mitigated these smells and restored the home.

A kitchen fire occurred in this restaurant in Orlando. Here you can see a SERVPRO of University, SE Orlando employee assessing the extent of the damage and taking notes to be used towards building an estimate and plan for restoration.

A fire broke out in this Orlando pizza restaurant leaving behind plenty of smoke residue, broken glass, and water from fire extinguishers that needed to be cleaned up. We responded to the call after the property was cleared by the fire department and proceeded to get things back to the way they were.