Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration™
Like it never even happened.®
| SERVPRO® of Northern Rhode Island (RI) |
401-949-9955 |
| SERVPRO® of The Attleboros, Massachusetts | 508-223-0505 |
| SERVPRO® of Southern Worcester County, MA | 508-234-3399 |
RESTORATION:
» Fire & Smoke Damage
» Soot Damage & Puffback
» Water Removal
» Dehumidification
» Mold Mitigation
» Storm Response
» Move Outs
» Contents Restoration
» Electronic Equipment
» Inventory Service
CLEANING:
» Air Ducts & HVAC
» Biohazard & Vandalism
» Carpet & Upholstery
» Drapes & Blinds
» Ceilings & Walls
» Artwork & Books
» Deodorization
Additional Fire & Smoke Restoration Services
SERVPRO Restoration Services
Board UpsIn some cases it may be important to secure openings to your home or structure using sturdy, durable materials designed to protect it from both weather intrusion and intrusion by outsiders. SERVPRO Professionals may perform the board-up themselves, or outside subcontractors may be utilized. |
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InventoryUtilizing Contents Claim Inventory Service (CCIS) technology, we can generate comprehensive room-by-room inventories. Contents are categorized as salvageable, non-salvageable and questionable - allowing for easier contents settlement. |
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Move-OutsIf prolonged exposure to could cause additional damage to your contents, your contractor requests relocation of the contents, or the safety of your contents is a concern, a move-out may be recommended. In these situations, we are trained to properly inventory, move out and control the contents from the structure during the cleaning, restoration and deodorization process. |
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Electronics CleaningSmoke residues can contain acids that corrode metal surfaces when moisture is also present. If the residues are not removed, corrosion can eat away at the metal casing and can ultimately cause electronic failure in the device. We can clean the outside casing correctly, as well as refer your equipment to a qualified electronics vendor. |
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ArtworkArtwork ranges from inexpensive framed pictures to extremely valuable fine art. Restoration of valuable art requires the use of a trained art restorer (known as a conservator), while less expensive art may not warrant these costly specialized services. We will usually subcontract fine art restoration to a conservator. If desired, our professionals may attempt to remove smoke residues and odors, after qualifying with the customer that such cleaning procedures may affect the visible appearance of the item. |
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