Fire / Smoke / Soot
Fire losses are usually more than a burn area.
SDM separates fire damage, smoke/soot migration, odor and suppression-water impacts so each condition can be evaluated and addressed on its own evidence.
Choose the fire-loss condition.
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Fire damage
Stabilization, damaged-material evaluation, suppression-water response and selective removal.
Fire damage mitigation →≋
Smoke & soot
Residue migration, containment, surface-cleaning strategy and particulate control.
Smoke & soot mitigation →〰
Smoke odor
Source-focused odor work after combustion residue and affected materials are addressed.
Smoke / tobacco odor →Map heat, residue and water separately.
A room may have limited visible fire damage while receiving substantial smoke migration or suppression water. A clear recovery scope begins by separating those conditions.
See field casesScene release and safety
Fire-department restrictions, structural stability, electrical conditions and other life-safety decisions come before restoration work.