Qualified Fire Smoke Odour Removal Services

Our bespoke range of fire smoke odour removal services is second to none.

During your home risk assessment, our experts look for any potential dangers and the cause of the odour. We begin with a 6-stage treatment and use the most effective odour neutralisation procedure for the case.

For odour removal, we employ modern, industrial-grade solutions. This ensures that no soot or smoke odour remains. We treat all surfaces in the home that are safe to reach as part of our solutions, including ceilings, walls, floors, and upholstery.

Our professionals will clean the air and eliminate dangerous substances or pollutants on your premises. We always remain on-site until you are pleased with the outcomes of our work and assist you in disposing of contaminated objects.

What to dispose of after a fire

It may be possible to salvage your furniture depending on the type of fire damage. If your furniture has become wet because of chemicals or extinguishing solutions, it may be repairable after drying but needs professional cleaning.

However, dry fire, soot, or smoke damage makes it nearly impossible to restore your furniture. It can be irreversibly damaged and scorched, accompanied by a charred smell. The following items will almost certainly need to be replaced or discarded:

• Plastic storage containers
• Towels, clothes, and bedding
• Upholstery, carpets, and curtains
• Furniture and flooring made of wood

Aside from personal belongings and furniture, you must discard any foods or drinks exposed to fire, soot, or extreme heat. This includes medicines and cosmetics, which you can recycle at your local pharmacy.

Is it safe to live in a home with smoke odours?

After a fire, you must locate temporary accommodation until your house is restored, or you can find a safer location to live. Not only is the structural integrity jeopardised, but there are also hidden dangers you won't see until it's too late.

The smell of smoke contains chemicals and poisons. When you inhale, you breathe in fine particles that irritate and damage your lungs the longer you stay on the property. Continued inhalation of smoke particles may put you at risk of:

• Skin irritation and rashes
• Respiratory illnesses
• Carbon monoxide poisoning
• Cancer  
• Heart problems

We cover all areas in the Tonbridge and Malling district of Kent, including:

• Addington
• Aylesford
• Branbridges
• Beltring
• Blue Bell Hill
• Borough Green
• Burham
• Ditton
• East Malling
• East Peckham
• Eccles
• Golden Green
• Hadlow
• Ightham
• Larkfield
• New Hythe
• Offham
• St. Mary's Platt
• Shipbourne
• Snodland
• Stansted
• Wateringbury
• West Malling
• West Peckham
• Wouldham

Why are smoke odours dangerous?

An open fire creates dense, black smoke and soot due to the carbon produced by incomplete combustion. Soot and carbon will settle throughout the house after a fire has burned through clothing and furnishings. These unseen particles linger for a while after a fire has passed.

Because of their small size, soot particles can swiftly irritate the skin, eyes, and lungs. Living in a smoke-damaged residence for an extended period may weaken your immune system and result in long-term health concerns. You might experience acute symptoms such as:

• Consistent coughing
• Wheezing
• Shortness of breath
• Chest pains
• Headaches
• Confusion
• Fatigue