Clean Home Restoration

09/07/2022

7 Steps to Mitigating and Restoring a Fire-Damaged Building

1) Board-Up. Fire can destroy windows, doors, or openings in your house or business. .
2) Dry Out. .
3) Deodorization and Emergency Pre-Cleaning. .
4) Contents Pack-Outs. .
5) Contents Inventory. .
6) Dry Cleaning and Garment Restoration. .
7) Contents Cleaning and Restoration.

08/12/2022

TIPS AND TRICKS TO PREVENT FIRE DAMAGE TO YOUR HOME

The most obvious starting point is to test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace the batteries. Next, inspect the chimney to make sure it’s not damaged or clogged. While you can do this yourself, we strongly recommend you hire a certified professional to give it a proper inspection.
Finally, make sure your dryer vent isn’t clogged and clean it out if it is. Clothes dryers can cause fires if they aren’t venting properly.

08/12/2022

08/10/2022

Clean Home Restoration Walla Walla WA.

08/10/2022

After a fire destroys your house, one of the most challenging aspects of filing a claim is accurately documenting your personal belongings to ensure you receive full compensation for what you've lost. To avoid leaving settlement cash on the table, compose a contents inventory list.

HOW TO START YOUR HOME INVENTORY:
1. Find an easy place to start. ...
2. File recent purchases. ...
3. Start with basic details. ...
4. Take photos. ...
5. Document serial numbers. ...
6. Categorize your belongings. ...
7. Store receipts. ...
8. Confirm high-value coverage.
INFORMATION YOU SHOULD INCLUDE ON YOUR HOME INVENTORY LIST:
⦁ An in-depth description of the items. ...
⦁ Make, model, and/or serial number of the items.
⦁ Date of purchase, receipts and photos.
⦁ Estimated replacement cost if you bought it today. ...
⦁ Appraisals at time of purchase.

08/10/2022

Tips and tricks:
CREATE A HOME INVENTORY BEFORE DISASTER STRIKES
THE LAST THING YOU WANT TO WORRY ABOUT IS TRYING TO REMEMBER WHAT ITEMS YOU HAD AFTER A WATER LOSS/FIRE ECT.,
Create a home inventory list of your personal possessions to have on hand if disaster strikes. Being pro-active will help you expedite an insurance claim quicker with less stress so you can focus on more important tasks, like getting your life back up to speed.
Here are a few tips on creating a home inventory list:
Its as simple as grabbing your phone or a pen and paper and start documenting each item. Compose a list along with important information such as date/location purchased, serial numbers and photo inventory of high value items.
Start in your bedroom closet and work your way around the house. Make sure to create a duplicate copy to keep off site just in case.

WHAT EXACTLY ARE CONTENTS?
Contents are household items that you own or are responsible for and use primarily for domestic purposes. That doesn’t include items permanently attached to your home or insured address (e.g. a unit you own and live in). Your contents can include, but are not limited to:
⦁ furniture;
⦁ furnishings;
⦁ clothing;
⦁ home computers and printers;
⦁ unfixed electrical goods and appliances not housed in a cabinet;
⦁ internal blinds;
⦁ drapes and curtains;
⦁ carpets and plants in pots; and
⦁ medical equipment and aids.
⦁ furniture;
⦁ furnishings;
⦁ clothing;
⦁ home computers and printers

HOW TO START YOUR HOME INVENTORY:
1. Find an easy place to start. ...
2. File recent purchases. ...
3. Start with basic details. ...
4. Take photos. ...
5. Document serial numbers. ...
6. Categorize your belongings. ...
7. Store receipts. ...
8. Confirm high-value coverage.
INFORMATION YOU SHOULD INCLUDE ON YOUR HOME INVENTORY LIST:
⦁ An in-depth description of the items. ...
⦁ Make, model, and/or serial number of the items.
⦁ Date of purchase, receipts and photos.
⦁ Estimated replacement cost if you bought it today. ...
⦁ Appraisals at time of purchase.

08/08/2022

March 25, 2020
Clean Home Restoration cleaned and sanitized the shopping carts at Grocery Outlet in Walla Walla Wa.

07/10/2020

Attn: building and business owners. When the trucks pull up. The dirt pulls out. Feel free to message us on FB.

03/24/2020

We are biohazard trained and certified with the IICRC to properly mitigate any damages and losses that may be caused by the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.

03/18/2020

We’re all aware that stores are running low or completely out of cleaning supplies currently. Since there has been such a heightened sense of cleanliness lately, we want to help you at home stay as healthy as possible.

While you’re cleaning your homes, please remember some chemicals shouldn’t be mixed, or it can cause some pretty serious effects on your health.

- Don’t mix bleach with ANYTHING other than water. Bleach is highly reactive when combined with other chemicals and can create several toxic fumes that will cause respiratory irritation, chemical burns, and worst case scenario, death.

- Don’t mix vinegar and peroxide. This combo creates an acid which causes eye and nose irritation and can cause chemical burns.

- Don’t mix antibacterials/disinfectants and soap/detergent. While tempting, research shows that when combined, the two products neutralize each other and become ineffective.

Keep these things in mind when cleaning your homes. Stay safe!