I got the call after the fire

There was a pretty big fire just south of town and things escalated very quickly.

  • The fire started in a residential home when the furnace became engulfed in flames.

The fire quickly spread to the neighbor’s house, because there was a wood structure practically connecting the two properties. I got called after the fire to clean up all of the mess. I work for a company that handles heating, ventilation, and AC repairs. We also handle plumbing and mold remediation work. Oftentimes these jobs go hand and hand. When you have a full-service operation, you can handle any problem that comes in the way and that means that our customers can count on us for a number of different services. The insurance company assigned me to one of the properties. I got to work as soon as I entered the building. It smelled of smoked drastically and most things were still covered with soot or a watery mess. I removed all of the soot from the heating and cooling system including sanitizing and cleaning all of the air vents and ductwork. When I left the place, it smelled better and could have been rented. If they get rid of all of the junk and damage from the fire, I honestly don’t think they will have any problem renting out the house to someone else. The fire didn’t take the whole building and I felt certain that the insurance company was going to cover all of the damages since they sent me out there to clean up the heating and AC system.

 

 

Residential heat and AC