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Fire Smoke Odour Removal
Snodland
- Available 365 days a year – including bank holidays
- Years of experience in the fire smoke odour removal sector
- Corporate members of IOSH, BICSc and Safe Contractor
- Wide range of fire smoke odour removal solutions
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Professional Fire Smoke Odour Removal Services
With years of experience in the fire smoke odour removal sector, we’re on hand to deal with all your cleaning needs in Snodland.
Our bespoke range of fire smoke odour removal services is second to none.
Not only can smoke odours lower property value, but it poses a threat to your health. The smell lingers in a property for years if not tackled by expert cleaners and will eventually cause respiratory illnesses and skin conditions.
The smell is overpowering and contains components like carbon monoxide and tar. You must contact a fire smoke odour removal company to keep you and your family safe.
Here at ICE Cleaning, we can restore your smoke-damaged home with our odour removal and smoke-damage cleaning services. Our expert technicians use the best industrial solutions and state-of-the-art equipment to remove every trace of soot and smoke odours from your property.
To find out more about our full range of cleaning services, give us a call at 0208 066 0360 or email us at enquiries@icecleaning.co.uk and a member of our friendly support team will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Why choose us?
- Cater to a wide variety of cleaning situations
- Nationwide coverage, available 24/7
- Cater to commercial and domestic clients
- Free survey provided prior to quotation
- Emergency response team
- Offer a bespoke service designed to suit all your needs
- All technicians hold professional health and safety qualifications, including BICSc, IOSH, Dewpoint Professional & Safe Contractor
We’re fully accredited
We place best practise, professional expertise and health and safety at the core of our business. We’re fully compliant with all legal obligations. You can view a list of our accreditations below, or visit our Health & Safety page for more information.
We’re able to provide a service like no other for customers based in Snodland.
When our experts visit on-site for a risk assessment, they identify any potential dangers and the source of the odour. We adopt the best odour neutralisation strategy to the circumstances of your case and begin the procedure with a 6-stage treatment.
We use modern technology and industrial-grade solutions in our odour-removal method. This guarantees that no traces of soot or smoke odour remain. As part of our solutions, we treat any surfaces in the home that are safe to access, including ceilings, walls, floors, and upholstery.
Our experts clean the air and remove any dangerous substances or pollutants that may be present on your property. We always stay on-site until you are satisfied with the results of our work and will assist you in disposing of any contaminated items.
What is soot?
When you recognise the smell of smoke on your property, sometimes you cannot see the evidence of it. These are called soot particles, and they linger after a fire, produced by the incomplete combustion of wood, coal, or other fuel types.
When a fire burns, you may notice black plumes of smoke coming off a yellow flame — which is carbon. These particles are released into the air and will settle on surfaces to create a black residue called soot.
The particles are minuscule and invisible to the naked eye, and much smaller than sand or hair molecules. Because of their microscopic size, they line the inside of your lungs and cause respiratory irritation. They also trigger skin conditions or asthma conditions.
Types of soot
Dry Soot
After a high-temperature fire, dry soot is produced with large amounts of oxygen and is composed of natural materials. Due to this, it can cause more damage to the surface and is incredibly hard to clean due to its size. It is not a very powerful smell, but still dangerous to inhale.
Oily Soot
In an enclosed space like a furnace or wood burner, there is a chance that you hear a loud puff or a bang due to unburnt materials suddenly igniting. Oily soot collects when this happens, which easily contaminates your home, coating surfaces in a slick, black residue that smells of burning oil.
Protein Soot
If you cook with oil in a well-lit area, you may notice a nearly invisible mist coming off your pan. This smoke and soot occur if the heat is too high, or a small fire happened in your kitchen. The soot smells very pungent and can discolour the paint in your home.
Wet Soot
When low-temperature fires occur with a lack of oxygen, wet soot covers a surface and smears when wiped. The smell is strong and dangerous to inhale due to the toxins present in the soot.
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
- Stansted
- Tonbridge
- Wateringbury
- West Malling
- West Peckham
- Wouldham
How to reduce the smell of smoke
Do not attempt to clean or deal with fire damage and odour. DIY remedies may aggravate the soot or cause more structural harm to your house. A professional cleaning company will handle these issues for you, but there are a few things you can do before professionals come to ease the odour in your home:
Keep yourself safe
Wear protective clothing such as gloves, a mask, and a hard hat before re-entering the affected property.
Ventilate the property
Open the doors and windows, allowing the odour to leave and allow fresh air to enter. If it is too cold, open windows at regular intervals and invest in a fan or air purifier. Although these do not eliminate the odour, they will reduce its intensity.
Get rid of any contaminated objects
Because of their permeable nature, fabrics and upholstery are likely to be a source of the odour. You may help eliminate large amounts of soot particles by having them professionally cleaned or disposed of.
Find out more about our cleaning services
To find out more about our full range of cleaning services, give us a call at 0208 066 0360 or email us at enquiries@icecleaning.co.uk and a member of our friendly support team will get back to you as soon as possible.
