The Most Destructive Wildfire in Colorado History
On December 30, the Marshall Fire rushed through Superior and Louisville, Colorado destroying more than 1,000 homes, 7 commercial properties, and 6,000 acres of land. An additional 150 properties have been reported as damaged, along with 30 more commercial buildings.
We didn't waste any time joining Nick Jacobs of Diverge Homes in showing our support to the residents of this neighborhood and we did our 1st walk-thru a few days after the fire. Our hearts go out to everyone affected by this tragic disaster. The sense of loss that hovers like fog over the fire consumed area is hard to put into words. The pictures above 
are only a part of the heart-breaking scene we encountered.
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What is Fire Damage Restoration in Boulder County?
- Debris/ HAZMAT Removal
- Odor/ Soot Removal
- Contents Cleaning
- Testing Air Quality
- Possible Demolition
- Inventory of Salvageable Items
- Moving Items During Cleanup
- Property Board Up
- Reconstruction
Fire Restoration in Boulder County should be done by Certified and Licensed Remediation Contractors with capabilities to remove all contamination hazards. During a fire, materials containing asbestos & lead are disturbed and present health hazards. Abatement, as well as Water Dry-out to prevent mold growth, is necessary. Lastly, the odor and soot from the fire damage must be removed before residents are fully safe.
Environmental Concerns
What if my fire damaged property contains asbestos or some other hazard?
Usually water damage will accompany fire damage due to fire fighter efforts to douse the flames and also the sprinkler systems. But these are not the only concerns. Asbestos-containing materials, when disturbed, can release hazardous asbestos fibers into the air affecting the indoor air quality. If asbestos is detected on the property, it too will need to be remediated before the property can be restored to pre-loss condition. Other hazards that restoration contractors may encounter include mold growth from the water damage or lead exposure from lead-based paint that is chipped or worn.
Marshall Fire Restoration
- Ventilation
- Change furnace or HVAC filter often
- Use a portable air cleaner with HEPA filter and activated carbon filter
- Deep clean the surfaces in your home
- Do not use harsh cleaners or vinegar
- Vacuum floors/carpet/rugs, drapes, furniture
- Replace smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors as soon as possible
- Wear N95 masks only
- If you have no electricity or gas, turn off the water main and open all faucets to drain them
- Open cabinet doors and expose pipes and aim heaters toward the area
If you’re able, pour a cup of rv antifreeze down all drains and toilets