Disaster restoration is a complex and rapidly changing science that requires versatile restoration technicians that are trained to evaluate, clean, resurface or replace any household structure or content item as needed. Professional disaster restoration also requires the application of specialty equipment and procedures designed to dry out commercial and residential structures damaged by water, eliminate odor from fire or remediation of biological contaminates.

Consumers should be aware of the following industry standards, or guides, governing disaster restoration procedures and protocols.

NIDR Guidelines for Smoke and Fire Damage Restoration (Published by the National Institute of Disaster Restoration)

Smoke and Fire Damage Restoration

  1. 24 Hour Emergency Service
  2. Complete Fire and Water Loss Insurance Services
  3. Smoke Removal for Structure and Contents
  4. Contents Cleaning, Deodorization, Refinishing and Replacement Services
  5. Structural Cleaning and Deodorization
  6. Ultrasonic® Cleaning Technology
  7. O'Dell Electronics Cleaning Methodology
  8. Guardian HEPA® Air Cleaners
  9. Ozone and Thermo-fog Deodorization
  10. Complete Contents Moving and Storage Facility Service