A fire in your home changes everything in a matter of minutes. Once the fire department clears the scene, it can be tempting to start cleaning up and moving forward as quickly as possible. But knowing the signs that your home needs professional fire damage ...
There’s something comforting about cooking at home when the Minnesota temperatures start to drop. The smell of a roast in the oven or a pot of chili simmering on the stove just makes the house feel cozy. But with all that time spent in the ...
Fire damage cleanup in Minneapolis involves a comprehensive and meticulous process to restore properties to their pre-loss condition. Fire aftermath presents various challenges, including soot, smoke, structural damage, and water damage from firefighting efforts. Professional restoration services are essential to handle these complexities efficiently. Fire ...
Smoke damage can devastate properties, leaving behind unpleasant odors, stains, and potential health hazards. Choosing between DIY smoke damage restoration and professional services is a critical decision for Minneapolis residents and businesses. Understanding each approach’s differences, benefits, and limitations can help you make an informed ...
Few things can be as predictably overwhelming as figuring out what to do after fire damage occurs in your home. Depending on the inciting incident, you and your family may have been forced to deal with a dangerous and traumatizing event. Now, you’ve got to ...
Many people grapple with the question of whether or not they should use candles. While they have many benefits, they are also significant fire hazards. Whether or not you choose to use candles in your home is up to you, but if you do use ...
When your home has been damaged by fire, you want to make sure that it’s as safe and clean as possible. The last thing you want is for your family to be living in a space that is not safe or clean. Fire Damage in St. ...
In addition to all the steps you take to keep your family safe, summer presents additional risks. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says the summer fire season is March and October. Last year, the Greenwood Fire forced evacuations and briefly closed the Boundary Waters. ...
According to the National Fire Protection Association, US fire departments respond to an average of 346,800 home structure fires every year. At ICC, we specialize in fire damage so we are more aware of how common house fires really are here in St. Paul. We want to help you be prepared ...
At some point in our lives we are all taught to ‘Stop, Drop, and Roll’ if the instance of catching on fire ever occurred. While the statistic for people catching on fire remains relatively low, the statistic for homes catching on fire is unfortunately higher. ...
