Fire Repair
Its HOT, HOT, HOT! Fires and smoke damage can cause lasting damages to your home or business. Call us today at 469-209-4113or fill out the form. Either way you will be glad you did.
There are some hotter things than our summers.... fire and fire damage can cause extremely serious damage to your home. Has your home been involved with fire? Have you recently had smoke damage done to your home? If you answered yes to any of these questions, did you make sure to have your roof inspected for damage? With the trauma of fire, many people think about what they lost in their fire, their possessions. When rebuilding begins, we forget about the roof and the unseen damage that may occurred there. Don't let this be an afterthought. Allow us to take care of your home while you deal with the most important part of recovering from a fire. Give your local roofing contractors a call today at Garland Roofing Contractor. We all know how fast fires can quickly spread out of control. Unseen damage to your roof can continue to cause under lying problems on you as you begin your rebuilding process. Let the professionals make sure your house is top notch after a fire or smoke damage has occurred in your home or office. We will take care of all the hassle with: *A Free Inspection *Free Quote *Complete Peace of mind Let us be your choice in Roof repair for all needs, from fires to storms. Call us today at 469-209-4113! We look forward to giving you the quality service you deserve. Fire Repair: Frequently Asked QuestionsHow does fire damage my roofing system? The real danger in fire damage to your home in general is the structural instability it can cause. When any part of your home suffers fire damage, the flames corrode many materials that are structurally vital to the building. For example, the beams that hold up your roof are most likely made of wood. Fire weakens these wooden beams significantly, meaning that if they aren't inspected after a fire, your roof is at risk of falling in.
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How is my fire-damaged roof repaired after the disaster? Sometimes, if the first responders can't get the fire put out fast enough to salvage the roof, a full replacement will be needed for your home to be safe for inhabitation. However, sometimes it's enough to remove the unsound beams and materials and replace them with new, stable materials. Our skilled contractors will thoroughly inspect your roofing system to see which of these courses of action is necessary for your home. When a replacement is necessary, a mere repair won't be an option. We will do what needs to be done to make sure that your house is safe for you and your family to live in.
How can I prevent fires in my home? The best approach to fire damage repair is to take precautions so you won't have a fire in the first place! Although some fires are entirely out of the homeowner's control, there are some things that we can do to significantly lower the risk of fire in your home.
How can I prevent fires in my home? The best approach to fire damage repair is to take precautions so you won't have a fire in the first place! Although some fires are entirely out of the homeowner's control, there are some things that we can do to significantly lower the risk of fire in your home.
- Hire the right roofer! If your roofer uses fire-resistant materials when they set up your roof, your risk for fire damage lowers dramatically. At Garland Roofing Contractor, we only use materials that are fire-resistant to lower our clients' chances of dealing with a house fire as much as possible.
- Have your wiring inspected on a regular basis. Most house fires are caused by things like faulty wiring, and if your wiring is checked by a reputable electrician on a regular schedule, they will likely be able to catch any issues with your wiring before they get out of hand and cause problems for your home.
- Keep your roof free of debris. If your roof is full of debris like dead leaves and branches, they can make a fire go from small to unmanageably large in an instant. Keeping your roof clean by removing leaves and branches as they fall ensures that your roof won't act as a tinderbox in case of a fire.