College Station Cleanup and Restoration

Furniture Fire Damage and Water Damage College Station, AR

College Station, AR, is one of the census-designated places in Pulaski County. Its total area is 1.10 square miles. Its Southern and Northern tips are wooded, with the built-up areas concentrated in the middle region. Apart from residential properties, there are different commercial establishments, including restaurants like J Paul's Express and specialty shops like Crazy Mike's Mattress store.

College Station, AR, offers families with small kids a couple of specialized facilities for fun or to foster their development, such as the Teach Play to Learn Child Care Developmental Academy, which offers daycare services, and Bessie Wilson Gregg Park. College Station Clinic provides testing services when serious issues such as illness arise.

You would probably want to retain all your furniture after water damage or fire damage ravages your premises. However, you can only achieve that if the items are unscathed or if you manage to restore them successfully. Minor incidents, such as stove flare-ups in the kitchen or when a fire suppression system kicks in early enough, lead to little physical deterioration from the heat and flames.

Restorability Depends On:

• The damage extent
• Type of finish
• The material type

The material composition of the item and the damage extent are the main considerations, especially after fire damage, since flames tend to consume materials or deeply char them. Our SERVPRO IICRC-Certified technicians thoroughly inspect items to identify the salvageable and unsalvageable ones. 

Other Unmanageable Issues

• Warping
• Blistering
• Deep staining

Although water may not be as destructive as fire, some forms of water damage, such as the absorption of significant amounts of water by wooden furniture items, causes swelling and warping, which are irreversible. Deep staining can occur from moisture exposure and wet smoke residues, ruining finishes permanently. 

A sound restoration strategy is essential, especially for a property with significant wooden furniture, such as the pews in churches like Pleasant Hill CME Church, Antioch Full Gospel Baptist Church, and Graham's Temple COGIC. SERVPRO does a thorough inspection to determine the best approach.