Cleaning and restoring electronics is a very high profit service to add to your contents cleaning division. While electronics cleaning is not difficult, you will need the right training, equipment and expertise or you could get in over your head really fast and wind up costing yourself a lot of headache and money.

I spent one afternoon this past week reaching out to adjusters to see how they really feel about contents and how they’re handled in insurance restoration. I received the following feedback from some true professionals in the industry.

Tens of thousands of documents. Months of work. Hundreds of workers displaced. Dozens of techs put to work. And working daily with local government.

While the common homage to the Wizard of Oz’s “lions and tigers and bears, Oh My!” might be fun, these items are nothing to take lightly when dealing with a fire cleanup scenario.

In the world of contents restoration, there are a number of niche areas: textiles, furniture, electronics, etc. It seems a lot of people are ready to tackle that first category hands-on.

The most important thing about handling artwork that has been damaged in a fire is to be sure you know about the piece.

Porcelain dolls require several steps to clean and deodorize them.

Paintings are very delicate and need to be cleaned with the utmost care. With a chem sponge, you can save a lot of them and also remove soot damage

When dealing with an item that has a lot of sentimental value to the homeowner,we really want to go the extra mile in trying to save them.