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I would like to schedule an assessment and cleaning estimate for a unit in a fourplex that I own. The tenants that vacated the unit were heavy smokers. The property manager had the unit professionally cleaned, new carpet installed, and new paint on the walls, ceilings, and trim. However, the cigarette smell is still noticeable. The painter did not wash the walls or ceilings before painting and did not apply any primer. We used a chlorine dioxide fogger which reduced the smell. Thanks.
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Had a heavy smoker in a 1 bedroom unit in a multi-unit building and the odor spread throughout the building. Need an estimate to remove the smoke odor and clean the furniture in the unit as soon as possible. Thanks.
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Choosing A Fire Damage Contractor
It's natural in the aftermath of a fire in your home to feel dazed and confused about your next course of action. It helps you to understand however, that there are super specialized professionals who are thoroughly qualified to get all the seemingly irreparable damage in your property straightened out. Never hire a general contractor to handle your fire damage restoration processes. A general contractor is just not equipped to handle stain removal, mold removal, sanitization, and indoor air quality monitoring the way a fire damage company can.
Fire restoration is a job that demands immediate attention. This does not mean however, that you hire the first fire damage contractor you come across. Take your time and make use of diligence to hire the right contractor for the job. Your contractor should have the necessary licensing requirements for his trade. Some verifiable bodies are the American Industrial Hygiene Association, Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification, and the National Air Filtration Association. Don't take his credentials at face value. Look up the websites of these companies on line and verify his credentials. Your contractor should also have many years of experience in the business. It helps if you hire a contractor who has experience restoring properties on the same scale of fire damage as yours.
He should have worker's compensation and liability insurance. If he plans to sub contract any part of the fire restoration process to another company, that company should have the same amount of insurance. He should have the resources necessary to carry out fire damage repair and clean up. He should be willing to give you a written estimate for his project. Last but not least, he should be able to offer you a list of past satisfied clients in Seattle for you to verify his conduct and professionalism. Our fire repair contractor search service helps you find exactly such restoration companies in Seattle. Just send us your details in the form, and you will be connected with up to four of the most reputed fire damage restoration specialists in Seattle.