We Can Help You Take Quick Action To Get Back To Business After A Fire Disaster

9/9/2021 (Permalink)

When your business property experiences a fire incident, call the experts at SERVPRO right away.

SERVPRO Can Help After Fire Damage in Fort Walton Beach

Part of living the American Dream is being successful at owning your business. Imagine that you work hard, put in your time getting licensed, and have managed to raise the capital needed to open your beauty salon. You have insurance coverage in case of an accident but never think that you will use it. One day you face fire damage as the result of flammable beauty products catching on fire. Even if your insurance policy is in place to protect you, it is essential to move quickly and enlist professional help to restore your salon as soon as possible.

All business owners in Fort Walton Beach are vulnerable to fire damage to their establishments. Even small fires can break out in the blink of an eye and leave your shop compromised and unproductive, making life quite challenging. SERVPRO can help you take quick action to return your salon to normal; all you need to do is call our 24/7 hotline and allow us to partner with you in the restoration process.

Fire Cleanup and Restoration

Friends and family will offer their time and talent to help you clean up after the fire. Although muscle and elbow grease are welcome, it is crucial that a fire restoration technician (FRT) such as ours guides the process. Depending on the severity of the fire damage, our SERVPRO crew may implement different approaches to remediate the damage. For example:

• Dry/wet cleaning
• Air purification
• HEPA vacuums

These are but a few of the techniques available to our staff as they clean and restore your salon. Aside from isolating damaged areas and inventory from those unaffected by the fire, we focus on mitigating your losses in terms of time and money.

Fire damage should not put an end to your American dream. Call SERVPRO of Fort Walton Beach at (850) 863-2552 and let us leave your shop “Like it never even happened.”