Job completed for Keith J. - Blairstown, NJ - Fire Damage

Completion date: October 12, 2025

Location: Blairstown, NJ

Solutions provided:

Homeowner Keith J. in Blairstown, NJ experienced a fire damage emergency after an electrical malfunction in a backyard shed sparked a blaze that quickly engulfed the structure. The electrical fire originated from an overloaded outlet powering yard equipment, igniting nearby combustibles and spreading intense heat and smoke throughout the shed. Our Blairstown, NJ fire damage restoration crew responded promptly to assess the structure and begin emergency cleanup. The shed sustained severe charring, structural fire damage, and heavy soot accumulation on all surfaces. Fire debris removal and safety assessment were the first steps in the Blairstown, NJ fire restoration process.

The fire damage restoration plan included dismantling the shed's damaged components, removing smoke-damaged insulation, and conducting full smoke odor removal using thermal fogging and ozone treatments. Fire damage in Blairstown, NJ structures like sheds often involves deeply embedded soot in porous building materials, requiring detailed cleaning and sanitization. The homeowner's insurance covered the electrical fire loss, enabling a full remediation scope including odor control and material replacement. This Blairstown, NJ fire restoration job demonstrates the critical need for safe electrical practices in outbuildings and the value of prompt fire damage response. Final inspection ensured the area was free from hazards and cleared for reconstruction.

Team members on this project:

Eric Elrod

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Electrical Fire in Blairstown, NJ
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Electrical Fire in Blairstown, NJ
Shed Fire in Blairstown, NJ
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Shed Fire in Blairstown, NJ
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