Most Buildings have a high value of contents which are always to be considered during and after a disaster has occurred. As a restoration contractor. The mitigation and restoration of these Items are always our priority as an emergency response team. Contents left unattended after a fire can become non salvageable if untreated. Water Damaged contents can swell, disfigure and grow Mold if not dried out. Electronic Items can corrode and or pose a fire risk, leaving them vulnerable to permanent damage. Most Electronic items can be salvaged when dried properly. Furniture can swell, delaminate and cause permanent staining to carpets and Flooring if left untreated. Clothing can transfer dies and stain other garments and floor coverings if left to do so.

In the case of Fire & Smoke Damage most plastic or vinyl materials will yellow when smoke, soot and water are combined. This combination creates an acid which will permanently corrode and damage the finish of the metallic properties of appliances. Perishable items like canned and packaged foods become contaminated and should be considered non-salvageable. Contents are labelled as such, logged and disposed of to eliminate the possibility of potentially harmful consumption. Sentimental items like timeless photographs can be salvaged. Important documents can be saved in a freeze dryer so that the Fungi's (moulds) are not able to destroy them. Valuable silverware and China can be easily restored if dealt with promptly. Building, structure and contents can be saved to be cherished if restored promptly after a disaster has occurred.

Garage contents below must be manipulated to gain storage space:

Contents manipulated below

Injection Drying System being used to dry out VHS Tapes that were Water Damaged

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