Skilled Fire Smoke Odour Removal Services

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

When our professionals visit on-site to conduct a risk assessment, they will identify any possible threats and the source of the odour. We adopt the best odour neutralisation strategy to your individual needs and begin the procedure with a 6-stage treatment.

Our odour-elimination process employs advanced techniques and industrial-grade equipment. This guarantees that no traces of soot or smoke odour remain. If it is safe, we treat all interior surfaces as part of our solutions. All the ceilings, walls, floors, and upholstery are included.

Why DIY solutions don’t work for smoke odour

It's common for incomplete combustion to occur during house fires, which in turn, produces carbon. Incomplete combustion results in dense black smoke that contains poisons and compounds such as tar, acids, and resins. These are known as soot particles, and they accumulate on a surface as black residue.

Because soot is smaller than sand particles, soot particles are tiny and almost undetectable to the human eye and can settle deeply on porous surfaces. Because the odour has permeated deeply into your walls, floors, and furniture, it is extremely difficult to remove and impossible with regular cleaning products.

Smoke odour removal services are critical in restoring the safety of the air on your premises. Without expert aid, the odour remains, as will the hazardous compounds associated with it. After some time, you may start to experience symptoms of smoke inhalation such as:

• Headaches
• Nausea
• Eye and skin irritation
• Breathing issues
• Bronchitis
• Aggravated asthma
• Respiratory damage
• Increased risk of cancer

Can air purifiers remove smoke odours?

Air purifiers not only capture carbon monoxide particles, but they also help to lessen odour after a fire. Despite their high cost, these devices may trap small soot particles in the air, lowering the number of chemicals and pollutants in the property.

However, an air purifier should not be relied on to remove smoke damage and odours. Some surfaces, such as fabrics and other porous materials, can retain soot, necessitating specialised cleaning that an air purifier cannot perform.

It is a smart investment for your house after a fire, but it must always be combined with skilled smoke damage and odour removal services.

We cover all areas in the Sevenoaks District in Kent, including:

• Ash
• Brasted
• Chipstead
• Crockenhill
• Edenbridge
• Fawkham
• Four Elms
• Hever
• Horton Kirby
• New Ash Green
• Otford
• Penhurst
• Sevenoaks
• Swanley
• Underriver

Noticing soot build-up on your property?

If you notice smoke odours and soot build-up in your house and there has not been a fire on your property recently, you may have underlying issues. If you burn candles, have a wood-burning fireplace, or a furnace, these could be the source of the soot and smoke odour.

If this occurs, it is a red flag for potential carbon monoxide poisoning, and you must act swiftly to remedy the situation by acquiring a carbon monoxide detector for your own protection. If the alarm starts to go off, you must follow these instructions per the Government’s advice.

If there is no carbon monoxide leak on your property, you can help decrease the accumulation of soot by doing the following:

• Use candles very sparingly
• Ensure your fireplace chimney is cleaned twice a year
• Check your furnace's flue for soot build-up and have it cleaned Use seasoned wood for your fireplace
• Contact a smoke odour removal company