Fire damage can be a devastating experience to all who are involved. Dealing with fire restoration can be extremely overwhelming and we are here to help. Fire restoration has many different obstacles, such as: debris, odor and soot removal, contents cleaning, and the removal of any disturbed hazards. It is also very important to know that most fire damages often have water damage simultaneously, due to the fire department work to put out the fire.

The intrusion of water into your home or place of business can result in mold growth. Water intrusion can happen in many forms: storm damage, plumbing long-standing leaks, and poor humidity control, to name a few. When water intrusions are not taken care of right away, the damage can be increased by harmful mold growth. Excessive mold growth can lead to indoor environmental conditions that are hazardous.  

Mold remediation can be tricky, and it takes a few steps to do it correctly. It is very important to build a containment to prevent the spread of mold spores and mycotoxins. The HEPA filtration, with negative air pressure, must be established within the containment to prevent further cross-contamination to unaffected areas. All contents must be removed from the area. Please call a professional to eradicate mold, mold spores can travel very easily in the air and cause additional damage.

Do you recognize that SERVPRO green? Or have you seen us driving around town? We hope that when you see us drive by you think "Like it never even happened," and wave! 

Two members of the SERVPRO of Cheyenne team wearing their full PPE gear, along with fall protection gear. They were working at a jobsite with a 30ft drop off that required them to not only wear their personal protective equipment, but also safety harnesses.