What to Do After a House Fire?

10/29/2019 (Permalink)

Having a fire damage can be devastating and stressful. In the aftermath of a home fire, it’s very important to know what you need to do after the fact. Here is what to do:

Contact your insurance agent immediately

Your first priority is to call your insurance agent and let them know what your situation is. Discuss your options on what to do to restore your home and the amount of your insurance deductible with your insurance agent. Ask for ways to secure your home and for recommendations of restoration companies.

Choose SERVPRO for you fire restoration needs

SERVPRO is the way to go! We understand how stressful it is to have to deal with a disaster like a home fire. We understand and our first priority is restoring your home to new so we can get you back into your home as soon as possible. We want all our customers to trust us and rely on us to fix the issues and you not have to worry about a thing. We are always here to help 24/7.

Ensure your safety

This can also be your first priority please be safe if you decide to enter the house after the fire. Asking the fire department if it is safe to enter the home is the right thing to do in order to save yourself from potential hazards you may encounter in the home.

Here’s why a house may be dangerous after a fire. Soot from the fire leaves a dark residue hiding things that could be a possible hazard. The structure of your home may be compromised there may be falling debris, and there may even be some electrical issues going on.

For fire & smoke damage restoration, call SERVPRO!

From the time the first call is received until the mitigation is complete, a professional restoration company is essential in handling the claim and in managing the cost. Learn more about your local SERVPRO and fire restoration services on our website https://www.SERVPROcorinthiuka.com/

 For fire restoration services after experiencing fire and smoke damage, contact your local SERVPRO office at (662)-287-7881. We are always here to help!