Structure Cleaning

Smoke / Soot

If you have had a fire or a puff back you need an experienced company to clean it up. A puff back is a misfire in the furnace that, at its worst, can send soot throughout your home, requiring specialized cleaning and restoration. Do not attempt to wipe or wash soot residue off of walls or ceilings. This often leads to smearing, smudging or staining. This type of clean up is best accomplished with dry chemical sponges. Working like large "erasers", these rubber sponges draw the dust, soot and smoke residue into the cells of the sponge material. Call G.W Savage to schedule an inspection and clean up.

Sewage

If you have items contaminated by floodwaters or sewage spills, proper cleaning and disinfecting procedures should be followed to prevent illness. Raw sewage contains biological agents such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that can cause serious illness and even death. Always presume that floodwater from an outside source is contaminated with sewage. Call G.W. Savage to arrange an inspection and clean up.

Odor

Don't be fooled by the claims of odor removal products. If it doesn't have a cleaning agent in it, or you don't change the biological makeup of the smell, you're not going to get rid of the smell. Scent-generating deodorizers only serve to mask the smell. Once you take them out of the house, you'll notice the smell returns. Call G.W. Savage to arrange an inspection and clean up.

Biohazard Clean Up

G.W. Savage can discreetly and compassionately restore the affected area to a safe state. When it comes to Biohazard clean up we can help. We will remove things that should be removed, disinfect and deodorize. Our staff is trained to handle your delicate situation.

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