Professional soot & residue removal in Florida. We use specialized chemical sponges and thermal fogging to restore your property without sealing in the damage.
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BEFORE Improper cleaning methods can permanently set stains, drive soot deeper into pores, and void insurance coverage.
Water drives soot particles deeper into drywall and fabric pores, often setting the stain permanently and making restoration impossible.
Standard vacuums lack industrial HEPA filters. They simply chop soot particles into finer dust and blow them back into the air you breathe.
DIY damage is often categorized as "negligence" by adjusters. Let our certified team document the damage for your claim.
Not all soot is the same. We identify the residue type to determine the correct chemical protocol.
Result of grease fires or burning plastic. Smears easily and is highly resistant to water-based cleaning.
Degreasing Agents + Gel
Caused by high-oxygen fires (wood, paper). Easier to clean but extremely fine and dusty.
Dry Chemical Sponge
From burnt food (meat, beans). Often invisible but leaves a pungent, horrifying odor.
Enzymatic Cleaners
Furnace puff-backs. This oily, sticky mess covers everything in minutes.
Solvent-Based Cleaning
We employ a meticulous 4-step protocol designed to capture particulate matter rather than spreading it.
We seal off affected areas and use industrial air scrubbers to capture airborne soot particles.
Using vulcanized rubber sponges, we lift dry soot from porous surfaces like drywall and ceilings.
We use a heated fog to neutralize odor molecules trapped in cracks and crevices that manual cleaning can't reach.
Cleaning ductwork ensures soot isn't recirculated back into your clean home.
Soot is acidic. If left on electronics, it will corrode circuit boards. On oil paintings, it reacts with the varnish. Time is your enemy.
Ultrasonic cleaning to remove acidic residue from circuit boards.
Collaboration with conservators to safely clean delicate canvases.
