USA Water and Fire Restoration Service, LLC provides the following services with a Lifetime Warrantee:
- Water Restoration
- Water Repair
- Fire Restoration
- Flood water
- Water Pump Out
- Water Damage Repairs
- Mold Removal Company
- Mold-Removal
- Black Mold Removal
- Attic Mold Removal
- Basement Mold Removal
- Fire Restoration Company
- Flood Cleanup
- Flood Restoration
- Flooded Basement
- House Mold Removal
- Water Cleanup
- Water Extraction
- Wet Basement Recovery
- Flood Damage Company
- Water Remediation
- Flood Damages
- Mold Removal Cost
- Mold Removal
- Water Damage Restoration
- Fire Restoration
- Water Damage Restoration
Cities Most Commonly Serviced:
- Addison Water & Fire Restoration
- Algonquin Water & Fire Restoration
- Alisp Water & Fire Restoration
- Antioch Water & Fire Restoration
- Arlington Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Ashburn Water & Fire Restoration
- Aurora Water & Fire Restoration
- Bannockburn Water & Fire Restoration
- Barrington Water & Fire Restoration
- Barrington Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Bartlett Water & Fire Restoration
- Batavia Water & Fire Restoration
- Bedford Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Beecher Water & Fire Restoration
- Bellwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Belmont Cragin Water & Fire Restoration
- Bensenville Water & Fire Restoration
- Berkeley Water & Fire Restoration
- Berwyn Water & Fire Restoration
- Beverly Water & Fire Restoration
- Big Rock Water & Fire Restoration
- Bloomingdale Water & Fire Restoration
- Blue Island Water & Fire Restoration
- Bolingbrook Water & Fire Restoration
- Bonfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Bourbonnais Water & Fire Restoration
- Braceville Water & Fire Restoration
- Bradley Water & Fire Restoration
- Braidwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Bridgeview Water & Fire Restoration
- Brighton Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Broadview Water & Fire Restoration
- Brookfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Buckingham Water & Fire Restoration
- Buffalo Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Burbank Water & Fire Restoration
- Burlington Water & Fire Restoration
- Burnham Water & Fire Restoration
- Burr Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Calumet City Water & Fire Restoration
- Calumet Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Campton Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Carol Stream Water & Fire Restoration
- Carpentersville Water & Fire Restoration
- Cary Water & Fire Restoration
- Cedar Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Cedar Point Water & Fire Restoration
- Channahon Water & Fire Restoration
- Chatham Water & Fire Restoration
- Chebanse Water & Fire Restoration
- Chicago Water & Fire Restoration
- Chicago Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Chicago Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Cicero Water & Fire Restoration
- Clarendon Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Coal City Water & Fire Restoration
- Country Club Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Countryside Water & Fire Restoration
- Crest Hill Water & Fire Restoration
- Crestwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Crete Water & Fire Restoration
- Crown Point Water & Fire Restoration
- Crystal Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Darien Water & Fire Restoration
- Deer Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Deerfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Des Plaines Water & Fire Restoration
- Dixmoor Water & Fire Restoration
- Dolton Water & Fire Restoration
- Douglas Water & Fire Restoration
- Downers Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Dunning Water & Fire Restoration
- Dyer Water & Fire Restoration
- Earlville Water & Fire Restoration
- East Chicago Water & Fire Restoration
- East Dundee Water & Fire Restoration
- East Hazel Crest Water & Fire Restoration
- Edgewater Water & Fire Restoration
- Elburn Water & Fire Restoration
- Elgin Water & Fire Restoration
- Elk Grove Village Water & Fire Restoration
- Elmhurst Water & Fire Restoration
- Elmwood Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Elwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Essex Water & Fire Restoration
- Evanston Water & Fire Restoration
- Evergreen Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Fairmont Water & Fire Restoration
- Flossmoor Water & Fire Restoration
- Ford Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Forest Glen Water & Fire Restoration
- Forest Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Forest Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Forest View Water & Fire Restoration
- Fox Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Fox River Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Frankfort Water & Fire Restoration
- Franklin Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Gardner Water & Fire Restoration
- Garfield Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Gary Water & Fire Restoration
- Geneva Water & Fire Restoration
- Gilberts Water & Fire Restoration
- Glen Ellyn Water & Fire Restoration
- Glencoe Water & Fire Restoration
- Glendale Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Glenview Water & Fire Restoration
- Glenwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Godley Water & Fire Restoration
- Golf Water & Fire Restoration
- Grand Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Grant Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Grayslake Water & Fire Restoration
- Green Oaks Water & Fire Restoration
- Griffith Water & Fire Restoration
- Gurnee Water & Fire Restoration
- Hammond Water & Fire Restoration
- Hampshire Water & Fire Restoration
- Hanover Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Harvard Water & Fire Restoration
- Harvey Water & Fire Restoration
- Harwood Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Hawthorn Woods Water & Fire Restoration
- Hazel Crest Water & Fire Restoration
- Hebron Water & Fire Restoration
- Hegewisch Water & Fire Restoration
- Herscher Water & Fire Restoration
- Hickory Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Highland Water & Fire Restoration
- Highland Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Highwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Hillside Water & Fire Restoration
- Hinsdale Water & Fire Restoration
- Hobart Water & Fire Restoration
- Hodgkins Water & Fire Restoration
- Hoffman Estates Water & Fire Restoration
- Homer Glen Water & Fire Restoration
- Hometown Water & Fire Restoration
- Homewood Water & Fire Restoration
- Hopkins Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Huntley Water & Fire Restoration
- Hyde Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Indian Head Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Inverness Water & Fire Restoration
- Irving Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Island Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Itasca Water & Fire Restoration
- Jefferson Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Johnsburg Water & Fire Restoration
- Joliet Water & Fire Restoration
- Justice Water & Fire Restoration
- Kaneville Water & Fire Restoration
- Kankakee Water & Fire Restoration
- Kenilworth Water & Fire Restoration
- Kenwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Kildeer Water & Fire Restoration
- Kinsman Water & Fire Restoration
- La Grange Water & Fire Restoration
- La Grange Park Water & Fire Restoration
- La Salle Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake Bluff Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake Forest Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake In The Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake Station Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake Villa Water & Fire Restoration
- Lake Zurich Water & Fire Restoration
- Lakemoor Water & Fire Restoration
- Lakeview Water & Fire Restoration
- Lakewood Water & Fire Restoration
- Lansing Water & Fire Restoration
- Leland Water & Fire Restoration
- Lemont Water & Fire Restoration
- Leonore Water & Fire Restoration
- Libertyville Water & Fire Restoration
- Lincoln Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Lincoln Square Water & Fire Restoration
- Lincolnshire Water & Fire Restoration
- Lincolnwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Lindenhurst Water & Fire Restoration
- Lisle Water & Fire Restoration
- Lockport Water & Fire Restoration
- Logan Square Water & Fire Restoration
- Lombard Water & Fire Restoration
- Long Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Loop Water & Fire Restoration
- Lowell Water & Fire Restoration
- Lower West Side Water & Fire Restoration
- Lynwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Lyons Water & Fire Restoration
- Manhattan Water & Fire Restoration
- Manteno Water & Fire Restoration
- Maple Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Marengo Water & Fire Restoration
- Markham Water & Fire Restoration
- Marseilles Water & Fire Restoration
- Matteson Water & Fire Restoration
- Maywood Water & Fire Restoration
- Mazon Water & Fire Restoration
- McCook Water & Fire Restoration
- McHenry Water & Fire Restoration
- Melrose Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Mendota Water & Fire Restoration
- Merrillville Water & Fire Restoration
- Merrionette Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Mettawa Water & Fire Restoration
- Midlothian Water & Fire Restoration
- Millbrook Water & Fire Restoration
- Minooka Water & Fire Restoration
- Mokena Water & Fire Restoration
- Momence Water & Fire Restoration
- Monee Water & Fire Restoration
- Montgomery Water & Fire Restoration
- Morris Water & Fire Restoration
- Morton Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Mount Greenwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Mount Prospect Water & Fire Restoration
- Mundelein Water & Fire Restoration
- Munster Water & Fire Restoration
- Naperville Water & Fire Restoration
- Near North Side Water & Fire Restoration
- Near South Side Water & Fire Restoration
- New Lenox Water & Fire Restoration
- Newark Water & Fire Restoration
- Niles Water & Fire Restoration
- Norridge Water & Fire Restoration
- North Aurora Water & Fire Restoration
- North Chicago Water & Fire Restoration
- North Park Water & Fire Restoration
- North Riverside Water & Fire Restoration
- North Side Water & Fire Restoration
- Northbrook Water & Fire Restoration
- Northfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Northlake Water & Fire Restoration
- Norwood Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Oak Brook Water & Fire Restoration
- Oak Forest Water & Fire Restoration
- Oak Lawn Water & Fire Restoration
- Oak Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Oakbrook Terrace Water & Fire Restoration
- Oakland Water & Fire Restoration
- Oglesby Water & Fire Restoration
- Old Mill Creek Water & Fire Restoration
- Olympia Fields Water & Fire Restoration
- Orland Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Orland Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Oswego Water & Fire Restoration
- Ottawa Water & Fire Restoration
- Palatine Water & Fire Restoration
- Palos Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Palos Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Palos Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Park Forest Water & Fire Restoration
- Park Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Peotone Water & Fire Restoration
- Peru Water & Fire Restoration
- Phoenix Water & Fire Restoration
- Plainfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Plano Water & Fire Restoration
- Portage Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Posen Water & Fire Restoration
- Prairie Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Prospect Heights Water & Fire Restoration
- Pullman Water & Fire Restoration
- Pune Water & Fire Restoration
- Ransom Water & Fire Restoration
- Richmond Water & Fire Restoration
- Richton Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Ringwood Water & Fire Restoration
- River Forest Water & Fire Restoration
- River Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Riverdale Water & Fire Restoration
- Riverside Water & Fire Restoration
- Riverwoods Water & Fire Restoration
- Robbins Water & Fire Restoration
- Rodgers Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Rolling Meadows Water & Fire Restoration
- Romeoville Water & Fire Restoration
- Roselle Water & Fire Restoration
- Rosemont Water & Fire Restoration
- Round Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Round Lake Beach Water & Fire Restoration
- Rutland Water & Fire Restoration
- Saint Anne Water & Fire Restoration
- Saint Charles Water & Fire Restoration
- Saint John Water & Fire Restoration
- Sauganash Water & Fire Restoration
- Sauk Village Water & Fire Restoration
- Schaumburg Water & Fire Restoration
- Schererville Water & Fire Restoration
- Schiller Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Schneider Water & Fire Restoration
- Seneca Water & Fire Restoration
- Serena Water & Fire Restoration
- Sheridan Water & Fire Restoration
- Shorewood Water & Fire Restoration
- Skokie Water & Fire Restoration
- Sleepy Hollow Water & Fire Restoration
- South Barrington Water & Fire Restoration
- South Deering Water & Fire Restoration
- South Elgin Water & Fire Restoration
- South Holland Water & Fire Restoration
- South Lawndale Water & Fire Restoration
- South Shore Water & Fire Restoration
- South Wilmington Water & Fire Restoration
- Spring Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Steger Water & Fire Restoration
- Stickney Water & Fire Restoration
- Stone Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Streamwood Water & Fire Restoration
- Streator Water & Fire Restoration
- Sugar Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Summit Water & Fire Restoration
- Thornton Water & Fire Restoration
- Tinley Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Tonica Water & Fire Restoration
- Troy Grove Water & Fire Restoration
- Union Water & Fire Restoration
- Union Hill Water & Fire Restoration
- University Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Uptown Water & Fire Restoration
- Utica Water & Fire Restoration
- Vernon Hills Water & Fire Restoration
- Villa Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Virgil Water & Fire Restoration
- Wadsworth Water & Fire Restoration
- Warrenville Water & Fire Restoration
- Wauconda Water & Fire Restoration
- Waukegan Water & Fire Restoration
- Wayne Water & Fire Restoration
- West Chicago Water & Fire Restoration
- West Dundee Water & Fire Restoration
- West Lawn Water & Fire Restoration
- West Ridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Westchester Water & Fire Restoration
- Western Springs Water & Fire Restoration
- Westmont Water & Fire Restoration
- Wheaton Water & Fire Restoration
- Wheeling Water & Fire Restoration
- Whiting Water & Fire Restoration
- Wicker Park Water & Fire Restoration
- Willow Springs Water & Fire Restoration
- Willowbrook Water & Fire Restoration
- Wilmette Water & Fire Restoration
- Winfield Water & Fire Restoration
- Winnetka Water & Fire Restoration
- Winthrop Harbor Water & Fire Restoration
- Wonder Lake Water & Fire Restoration
- Wood Dale Water & Fire Restoration
- Woodridge Water & Fire Restoration
- Woodstock Water & Fire Restoration
- Worth Water & Fire Restoration
- Yorkville Water & Fire Restoration
- Zion Water & Fire Restoration
FAQs
The health risks of mold depend on the type of mold and the person exposed. There are some individuals who would not experience any negative symptoms from mold exposure. While other individuals are sensitive or allergic to certain molds and may experience symptoms such as eye irritation, stuffy or runny nose, wheezing, skin rash or irritation, and even fever or shortness of breath. Since it is not possible to tell for certain whether an individual will be adversely affected by mold or not, if you have mold in your home, it is important to have it properly removed to avoid risk. Mold removal should not be attempted without the help of experts who specialize in mold remediation.
Water damage can be more expansive that it appears. Water damage can immediately delaminate furniture, crack or swell drywall, and cause wallpaper adhesives to fail. After a few days, water damage can have even more adverse effects such as corroded metal surfaces, swelling and splitting of wood materials, and discolored or bleeding fabric dyes.
More seriously, mold can begin to grow within hours after water damage, and within days those people who are affected by mold allergies can begin to have serious reactions. After a week, the effects of water or flood damage continue and insurance claim costs can increase, and health problems can become a more serious issue. This is why bringing in a water damage repair company right away is so critical.
There are several types of smoke damage, once at a fire scene, a USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC professional will runs some tests to identify the specific types of smoke damage present. The main component of smoke damage is the smoke residue that is left behind.
For your information, we have listed three categories of smoke residue typically encountered with fire damage:
Protein Substance Smoke Residue – Ever cooked bacon, and noticed the big greasy mess it makes? Things like meats and other proteins typically leave greasy residues that require the type of extensive training and experience that USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC smoke removal professionals have.
Synthetic Substance Smoke Residue – Plastics include a variety of substances that burn, melt, smear, blister, etc. This means that in order to clean up these fire damage residues, you need to bring a variety of skills and a wide range of knowledge in order to properly clean and restore them to their original condition. Our extensive smoke restoration experience aids us in having the right approach to eliminate these complex odors.
Natural Substance Smoke Residue – Plant based materials, like wood or paper, usually burn to black or grey ash and soot. Sometimes it’s as simple as using a vacuum and perhaps a dry sponge to remove these residues. Unfortunately, you might not be able to see all of the smoke particles these products produce when burned. This is because these smoke particles can be very tiny, even microscopic. Their tiny size allows these smoke particles (which even a few can cause a detectable odor) to float and blow into the smallest of spaces. They can be found inside wall cavities! If not removed from all surfaces and cavities, these powerful odorous particles can cause annoying odor issues. Our emergency restoration professionals are able to use the latest smoke residue removal processes and technologies to ensure that not a trace of odor is left to linger in your home or business.
USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC has a construction crew that can take care of even the largest property restoration projects. No matter how extensive the damage to your home or office, our crew will completely restore it so it’s like the fire never happened.
The damage to structural and other property can often seem as though it is beyond repair. Our expert team will first work with you to secure the property by boarding up doors and windows, then work on emergency water removal if required – frequently, the bulk of the damage is caused by putting the fire out. Finally, cleaning and deodorizing will restore your property back to its original comfortable condition. Fire damages require a highly specialized process in order to be returned to pre-fire condition. USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC are fire restoration experts, and we know what it takes to get your property back to the way it was. No property is too big or too small for us to completely rebuild and restore.
It can be tempting to attempt to clean the fire damage or smoke damage yourself. It is often difficult to put your precious space and belongings in the hands of restoration professionals. How can you be sure they will restore it to just the way you had it before? USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC understands these concerns. We urge you to consider that there are several types of smoke residue that may be present, as previously discussed.
This variety can lead to cleaning challenges that are not plainly visible initially. To further the complexity, you might be successful in removing the visible fire damage, but the odor may persist. This is because the smoke particles can be microscopic and spread throughout the ventilation system or wall cavities of your home or business. Smells are strong memory triggers; the last thing you want is a lingering odor to take away from the comfortable condition of your home or business. In most cases, it is in your best interest to call fire restoration experts such as USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC to ensure your property is properly returned to its original comfortable condition.
If a professional isn’t hired to clean smoke and fire damage, the costs for restoration will increase dramatically after a few weeks. Metals may need to be replaced, carpet will permanently discolor and glass may be severely etched, which will necessitate replacement. It will also become apparent that the odors caused by the disaster may still be present and intense enough to be distracting. Because ash is acidic, the longer it takes to hire fire restoration experts, the more destruction it will cause.
While fire is always the immediate danger, once it is gone, what it leaves behind will continue to affect the house. Ash and smoke, if left unhindered, will cause extensive corrosion, etching and discoloration, not to mention lingering powerful odors. Disaster recovery professionals that clean fire and smoke damage, like USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC can stop this before it becomes a major problem, assuming they are contacted soon enough.
There are a number of processes and chemicals that are involved in working to remove smoke damage and odor during fire restoration. Smoke is the result of incomplete combustion, and is a mixture of tiny solid particles, known as soot, oils, and various gases. The odor of smoke is produced by what are referred to as volatile molecules which are released in the burning process of materials. Even after the actual smoke is no longer visible, the smell will often continue to linger.
First and foremost, the process of smoke odor removal begins with taking the source of the odors out. This might mean physically removing charred or burnt items/surfaces such as furniture or drywall, but could also mean cleaning salvageable contents with proper cleaning products. Once this step has been accomplished, the focus becomes removing any lingering odors.
Odor causing smoke and soot particles can be found in the duct system of the home, these along with any dust or other particles in the duct system should be removed promptly to prevent circulating the odor causing particles throughout the atmosphere of the home.
Finally, removing the volatile air-borne smoke particles is integral in a complete smoke damage and odor removal and restoration process. There are several techniques available today for this, several of them are listed and explained below:
Ozone Generation- utilizes oxygen to neutralize volatile molecules in the air, this process is very popular and used frequently for its efficacy even with difficult odor molecules from protein smoke. Ozone is not an air purifier, but is a successful odor remover. This process should be supervised by trained disaster recovery professionals, who should only enter the treatment area briefly. The treatment area should be a controlled environment in which odorous items should be exposed to ozone gas for 24 to 48 hours for full effectiveness. This is why it is important to bring a fire restoration company in to do the work.
Fogging- this process involves a deodorizer that is petroleum-based in a mist which fills the smoke damaged or odorous area. Fogging accomplishes odor neutralization through fragrance modification. When this process is being performed people in the area should wear respiratory protection or leave the area immediately. An emergency restoration team will know how to accomplish this process effectively.
Vapor Modification- involves mineral oils which are non-toxic, non-flammable, and not oily. These mineral oils are transformed into a vapor and distributed throughout the affected area with a fan or blower by a fire restoration professional. The vapor can penetrate any porous surface such as that of upholstery and drapery. This process allows persons to remain in or near the treatment area.
High Efficiency Particulate Arrestor (HEPA) Air Scrubber- these are highly effective units that can remove up to 99.97% of particles from the air that are 0.3 microns and larger in size (a micron is 1/1,000 the thickness of a dime). The removal of these particles is important because it removes any additional materials that may be the source of odors.
As mold remediation professionals, we know that mold does not always result from a catastrophic event. Mold can also grow as a result of normal activities. The best way to prevent mold growth in your home is to prevent warm, moist conditions anywhere in your home. You can reduce humidity with an air conditioner or dehumidifier. It may be useful to check the humidity levels in your home more than once a day. Also, be sure that your home is well ventilated. Other preventative measures include not carpeting bathrooms or basements, as the carpet can retain moisture giving molds time to grow. There are also products available that can be added to paints prior to application which work to inhibit mold growth.
When cleaning areas in your home that tend to be warm and moist, such as bathrooms, it is wise to use mold killing products. Mold growth can be removed from hard surfaces with commercial products, soap and water, or a bleach solution of no more than 1 cup of bleach in 1 gallon of water. If you choose to use bleach to clean up mold: Never mix bleach with ammonia or other household cleaners. Mixing bleach with ammonia or other cleaning products will produce dangerous, toxic fumes. Remember to open windows and doors to provide fresh air. Wear non-porous gloves and protective eye wear. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using bleach or any other cleaning product.
It is important to remember that thorough cleaning of any mold is necessary to prevent reoccurrence. Spores as well as present mold growth must both be eliminated to ensure the effective removal and prevention of future mold growth. Contact USA Water and Fire Restoration Service LLC to ensure that a qualified, well-trained mold remediation specialist removes the mold from your home or business efficiently and effectively.