Fire, Flood/Water Damage Restoration & Remediation
No one can predict when a pipe will burst, an electrical short will start a fire or know the path a storm will take. The only thing we can do is be prepared when fire, smoke or water damage does occur. Part of that preparation is knowing whom to call to put it all back together.
The devastation from a fire or flood effects not just the possessions of the owner, but the owner themselves. If you have ever experienced a loss you know how valuable a well thought out plan can be. A plan to first get everyone out of harm’s way and then to make the recovery from the disaster as easy as possible, is invaluable. Knowing who to call for help after the disaster can save you added emotional distress.
GAEA Restoration Technologies is in the business of putting people’s lives back together as painlessly as possible.
Proven Procedures, Equipment and Chemicals
GAEA Restoration Technologies‘ team of experienced engineers and chemists has developed special chemicals, equipment and procedures to treat fire, smoke, soot fallout, heat and water damage.
Through extensive research and development, GAEA produces its own line of proven chemicals and cleaning compounds. They are safe, reliable and effective because all are formulated under rigid quality control standards. GAEA Restoration Technologies chemicals and cleaning compounds attract and absorb odor-causing elements rather than simply covering up smells. GAEA has also developed its own line of carpet, furniture and air duct cleaning equipment
Smoke & Soot Damage
After a fire the HVAC system should not be used until it has been thoroughly cleaned and deodorised. Every part of the system can often be restored– even the ductwork, using GAEA source removal system. The GAEA air duct cleaning process can help eliminate smoke odours and remove or seal soot fallout particles, preventing the further flow of airborne contaminants.
Primary damage to electronic equipment is caused by smoke, which contains corrosive chloride and other acidic combustion by-products.
Smoke exposure during the fire for a relatively short period of time does little apparent immediate damage. However, the residue left after the smoke has dissipated, contains the active by products that will corrode metal contact surfaces in the presence of moisture and oxygen. The smoke consists of a greasy matrix of carbon, oxidized organics, and contaminants.
The objective in restoration is the removal of all fire by-products from the equipment returning it to the specified cleanliness, which the original equipment manufacturer required. Since all the equipment cannot be cleaned simultaneously, it is important that immediate steps be taken to arrest the corrosion process.
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Calling GAEA Restoration Technologies when disaster strikes can make the difference between total loss and total recovery.
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