Professional Fire Damage Cleaning Services

Our fire damage cleaning experts are available for clients across the nation, including Braintree.

When you contact our team, we will request that you provide us with photos and videos of the fire damage to your property. This will enable us to offer you a free, no-obligation quote, and our technicians can begin to assess the situation. We will guide you through the process that we will undertake on your property and will send one of our technicians to evaluate the damage on-site.

After completing the assessment, our cleaners will begin the restoration process immediately. We will dispose of all debris from your property, safely removing it off-site as we leave. Our team effectively decontaminates an area using a combination of innovative industrial cleaning machines and odour-neutralisation technology. We guarantee that you will have a safe place to live again, and we will remain on-site until you are satisfied with the results.

What are the biggest fire hazards in homes?

Most fires occurring at home are triggered by human error and easily avoidable with proper assessments and identifying potential hazards in the property. It is up to you as a tenant or homeowner to take protective measures against fires with smoke alarms and not misuse any appliances. The biggest fire hazards in the home are:

• Cooking — often caused by cooking oils and fats, distractions, and inebriated individuals cooking.
• Electrical fires — wires or electrical appliances cause fires due to faulty wiring, sitting on flammable surfaces, and overused extension cords.
• Faulty appliances — broken washing machines, tumble dryers, and fridges are the biggest culprits for fire.
• Smoking — cigars and cigarettes left to burn or disposed of improperly could ignite a flame quickly. Must be smoked outdoors with an ashtray.
• Candles — candles on unsafe surfaces without proper protection can ignite. You must always blow a candle out when unattended.

Fire safety for homeowners to be aware of

If you do not have a working smoke alarm, you are eight times more likely to die in a fire. As a homeowner, you are responsible for taking proper steps to prevent a fire from starting.

You should install fire safety tools to alert you when smoke is detected. A smoke alarm must be placed on every level of your home and tested monthly. If you have any solid fuel-burning appliance, then having a carbon monoxide detector can alert you to a leak.

A responsible homeowner must use common sense and take safety measures around the home to keep the household safe. You can prevent common dwelling fires by:

• Using cooking appliances properly and safely
• Replace old fuses with new, correctly labelled ones
• Try not to overcrowd extension cords
• Ensure your furniture has fire-resistant labelling
• Use portable heaters and electric blankets responsibly
• Always put out cigars and cigarettes and smoke outdoors
• Blow out candles when they are unattended
• Keep lighters and matchboxes out of children's reach
• Have a safe escape plan in the event of a fire

We cover all areas in the Braintree District in Essex, including:

• Almshouse Green
• Birdbrook
• Blake End
• Bulmer
• Bures
• Coggeshall
• Countess Cross
• Cressing
• Fairstead
• Faulkbourne
• Feering
• Finchingfield
• Gosfield
• Great Bardfield
• Greenstead Green
• Halstead
• Kelvedon
• Lamarsh
• Panfield
• Pattiswick
• Rayne
• Ridgewell
• Rivenhall
• Shalford
• Sible Hedingham
• Stambourne
• Terling
• Twinstead
• Tye Green
• Wethersfield
• White Colne
• Witham