It is undoubtedly every homeowner’s nightmare: a structure fire. Generally speaking, more than half of structure fires can be attributed to some sort of electrical or equipment malfunction. Stove fires, oven fires, furnace and air conditioning units are just a few examples of equipment that can start a fire due to internal malfunctions. That is the sort of problem that a homeowner is likely to be unaware of until it is too late and a fire has already started. Once the fire has started, its cause is only going to be a peripheral concern. If you do find yourself dealing with the aftermath of a structure fire, you are going to be looking into information regarding Northern Virginia fire damage demolition.

Dealing with the aftermath of a fire can seem overwhelming and insurmountable. Next Day Demolition can help you make sense of the steps that you need to take. Fire damage demolition is important prior to any rebuilding attempts. The damaged portions of your structure must be dealt with. They may need to be removed completely. It all depends on how extensive the damage was and hinges on many different aspects of the fire and the fire suppression efforts. You are likely to have broken windows and possibly even holes cut in your roof and walls that seem to have been undamaged by the fire. These are unfortunate but necessary precautions and fire suppression measures that the fire department may have needed to take.

At Next Day Demolition, we can help you make sense of the damage and provide you with a free estimate and recommendations for moving forward. We even offer estimates to be performed on-site, so you know that you are not getting a stock number that does not really match up with what you and your home actually need. We will tailor your demolition plan to truly meet your needs, and we will take as much care as possible to not cause unnecessary additional damage. Dealing with the fire aftermath is difficult enough. We will work hard to make sure that we ease the process, not add to it.

This is definitely not a process that you will want to attempt on your own. The damage from a fire is not simply the burned or charred areas. There will be damage from smoke, heat, and likely from the fire suppression efforts. It is also important to remember that your structure is a hazardous area after a fire. There may be underlying damage that makes that structure itself unsafe and may cause additional collapsing long after the fire has been extinguished. The suppression efforts will have undoubtedly left hazardous materials behind as well. Without proper gear and equipment, cleaning up after a fire can be a dangerous undertaking.

Next Day Demolition will work hard to make sure that you understand all of the steps of your Northern Virginia fire damage demolition that needs to happen prior to beginning any rebuilding efforts. Our plan will be as detailed as you need it to be, because we want you to understand what is happening. The aftermath of a fire has serious implications for your life and your home. We want to help you regain the control of your situation that the fire has stolen. We are here to help, so you do not have to go through that fire damage demolition process alone.