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5-star ash and soot cleaning service

Ash and soot removal plays a big part in the fire restoration process. If left too long, it can cause secondary damage to the building and pose risk to human respiratory health. Our ash and soot cleaning services are delivered by a team of highly skilled technicians who safely use the latest specialist cleaning techniques, helping to return your property to pre-fire condition.

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Why choose our ash and soot cleaning service

When it comes to removing ash and soot after a fire, you need specialist cleaners who are the real deal and who you can trust to get it right first time. Here’s just a few reasons to choose us to help you permanently remove ash and soot from your property:

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How our soot and ash cleaning service works

From your first call to a spotless property, here’s how we work:

Step 1

Contact the team

Contact us with details of your situation, including the extent of the damage caused by ash and soot, your property’s location and any photos that help to provide a picture of the affected areas.

Step 2

Building the recommendations

Our team create a recommended schedule, that will get you the best results in the shortest time. Along with the cleaning schedule, we may recommend the smoke odour removal service. Using BIOSWEEP® technology, your property will be smoke odour free in less than one day.

Step 3

Schedule and quote

You’ll receive a schedule of works along with a quote. Once the quote is signed and paid, you’ll be one step closer to getting rid of ash and soot for good.

Step 4

Getting the job done

With the use of HEPA rated filtration equipment, we ensure that all ash and soot particles are removed from the area – not just redeposited around the building. If we need to remove soot from fabric, we can use a combination of HEPA filter vacuums and decontamination technology, along with proven methods for removing ash and soot from any surface.

Step 5

Final check

Before we leave, we thoroughly check your property to ensure it’s completely ash and soot free so you can safely use the space again.

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Ash and soot cleaning: Frequently asked questions

How do you remove ash and soot following a fire?

A combination of techniques is usually used to remove ash and soot. This may include HEPA vacuuming, specialist chemical sponges and a range of alkaline-based cleaning solutions. Our team will always be wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) whilst removing the ash and soot from the property.

Prolonged exposure to ash and soot can be harmful because the toxic particles that can irritate the lungs, skin and eyes. If you already have a respiratory condition like asthma, the inhalation of fine soot particles can exacerbate the condition and increase the risk of long-term health issues.

The cost of specialist soot cleaning services will depend on the extent of the affected area and how many days are required to completely remove the soot. On average, any company worth their salt will charge between £1,000 and £1,500 per day.

We certainly can! One of the most effective treatments for completely removing the smell of smoke following a fire is using BIOSWEEP® technology. In fact, we guarantee 100% odour removal with it.

As soon as payment is made for the work to be done, our team will schedule the job for a date that’s most suitable for you. Usually, we can offer appointments for the next day or, at the very least, within one week.

Yes, we are! Our team is fully insured, accredited and industry trained to ensure every job meets the highest standards of safety and quality that you would come to expect from a 5-star rated company.

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