Fire and water damage cleaning
After fire or water damage, after-care cleaning decides when the premises can be used again. We work alongside your restoration firm and insurer and handle soot, odour and final cleaning so operations can restart.
What we do
- Soot cleaning of surfaces, ceilings, ventilation and equipment
- Odour treatment with ozone or hydroxyl depending on material
- Drying support with dehumidifiers and coordination with drying firm
- Final clean so premises are ready to reopen
- Photo and action log as input to the claim
- Coordination with insurer and restoration firm
How we work
1. Inspection
We inspect scope and materials and coordinate with restoration firm and insurer.
2. Plan
Plan with sequence, method and times. Safety status and PPE set before first work.
3. Remediation
Soot cleaning, odour treatment and drying support. Deviations photographed and reported.
4. Final clean
Final cleaning and release for reopening. Photo and action log handed over.
What we comply with
- AFS 2014:43 Chemical work environment risks
- AFS 2018:1 Occupational exposure limits
- Swedish Environmental Code (1998:808) for hazardous waste
- Insurer claim handling procedures
Frequently asked
Do you work with insurers?
Yes, long experience with claim handling and we produce the documentation your insurer needs.
How do you remove smoke odour?
Ozone or hydroxyl depending on material, plus cleaning of textiles and built-in items.
Can we stay in the building?
Not during active remediation. During odour treatment the building must be empty — typically 12–48 hours.