Protecting Warehouse Assets after Fire Damage in Belmont

12/22/2024 (Permalink)

SERVPRO's business is to keep your fire-damaged Belmont warehouse in business. "Like it never even happened."

SERVPRO® Handles Fire Restoration in Belmont with Precision

Belmont town in Belknap County was chartered in 1727 as a parish of Gilmanton. The town was separated from Gilmanton through a legislative act and incorporated in 1859 as Upper Gilmanton. The name came to be in 1869 to pay tribute to August Belmont, a prosperous financier. Today, remnants of the town's past can be seen in its historic buildings and charming streets, making it an excellent destination for history enthusiasts. The town's business community provides essential services, unique products, and recreational experiences, including Mr. Jack NH, Carignan Watch Repair Company LLC, Johnson Supply Company, Arándano Farm and Belmont Self Storage. 

Warehouses are crucial to business operations but face certain risks, like fires. Fire damage in Belmont warehouses can threaten both the structure and contents. Common fire hazards include electrical malfunctions, improper storage of flammable materials and human negligence or error. Therefore, owners must implement fire prevention strategies and comply with safety regulations to minimize these risks and safeguard their assets. SERVPRO adheres to industry best practices and uses advanced technology to help minimize downtime, reduce the risk of future issues, and restore the warehouse to pre-fire conditions.

Types of Fire Damage in Warehouses

• Structural damage, including walls, roofs, and flooring
• Smoke and soot stains on inventory and equipment
• Water damage from firefighting efforts

When a fire strikes, the devastating consequences include damage to the warehouse structure, equipment, inventory, and stored goods. We can effectively manage smoke residue and other contaminants in large spaces. Our crews can also efficiently handle water damage often resulting from firefighting efforts.

Key aspects of Asset Restoration after Fire Damage  

The first step in asset restoration is a thorough assessment to distinguish between salvageable and unsalvageable items. Our crews check inventory, machinery, and electronic equipment. Some high-value machinery, computers, and electrical systems may appear damaged but can often be restored with the proper techniques. Smoke and soot are a primary concern in inventory. We can perform ultrasonic cleaning and ozone treatments and apply chemical agents to delicate machinery and equipment to remove smoke residues and odors. 

Benefits of professional asset restoration

• Time efficiency
• Risk Reduction
• Expertise in specialized techniques

SERVPRO of The Lakes Region handles fire damage in warehouses with precision and expertise. Here to Help®.