When you have a problem like mold it is important that the workers and the rest of the space are protected from the affected area.  In this picture you see one of our workers in full Tyvek suit with respirator.  Behind him is our containment to make sure spores aren't transferred to the affected area.  

SERVPRO of Grand Island & Hastings specializes in the cleanup and restoration of residential and commercial property after a fire, smoke or water damage event. We can handle any size disaster!

The ERP is a no cost readiness plan designed to help home and business owners recover from disaster faster, which leads to lower recovery costs. Make sure you're ready and not ruined with our Emergency Ready Program. Download the free mobile app to keep your ERP data at your fingertips, ready when you need it. 

Fire damage can be very devastating for a business or commercial property. In addition to fire, smoke, and soot damage, water damage caused by firefighting efforts and fire suppression systems may occur. Every hour spent restoring your business back to pre-fire condition is an hour of lost revenue and productivity. If you have a fire emergency, call SERVPRO of Grand Island & Hastings.

This was the aftermath of a kitchen fire. There was significant smoke damage. We were able to get it cleaned from floor to ceiling and everything in between. 

After a fire, smoke/soot particles can fill the house. Soot particles are electrically charged and at times chain together in the upper corners (photo on top). There was no cobweb in the corner that the smoke particles attached to. They were electrically attracted to each other and formed a soot web. Many times, the homeowner apologizes to us for the cobwebs in their home but we assure them that this is a soot web and not their housekeeping!

The heat from the burning microwave was so hot that it caused the paint on the cupboard to blister. 

Have Questions about Fire, Smoke, or Soot Damage?
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308-210-2960

Do not try to put our a grease fire with water! This is what will happen! If you don't have a fire extinguisher available, cover the fire with a metal lid or baking soda.