Job completed for Lisa G. - Whippany, NJ - Fire Damage

Completion date: September 14, 2025

Location: Whippany, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Lisa G. experienced a bedroom fire in her Whippany, NJ home after an unattended candle ignited nearby curtains. The fire quickly spread smoke and soot throughout the second floor, causing significant smoke damage and leaving behind a heavy odor throughout the home. Our team performed emergency board-up to secure the property, followed by a comprehensive fire restoration process that included removal of smoke-damaged drywall, insulation, and carpeting. Soot was found embedded in HVAC vents, requiring full duct system smoke removal and professional deodorization. Smoke odor removal was a key part of restoring the indoor air quality in this Whippany residence.


The fire damage restoration in Whippany, NJ involved detailed soot cleaning on walls and ceilings, thermal fogging, and specialized equipment to eliminate lingering smoke particles. We documented all fire damage for the homeowner’s fire damage insurance claim, which was approved and fully covered by their provider. Fire restoration services in Whippany often involve complex cleanup from both flame damage and secondary smoke contamination. In this case, smoke-damaged personal belongings were removed for off-site cleaning and odor treatment. This Whippany, NJ fire job demonstrates the importance of thorough structural cleaning and content restoration following even small bedroom fires sparked by candles.

Team members on this project:

Leo Trinidad

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