This laundry room fire happened in a local nursing home.

Fire damage is especially devastating for a business or commercial property. In addition to the fire and smoke damage, significant water damage from firefighting efforts and fire suppression systems may occur. SERVPRO of Lynchburg/Bedford & Campbell Counties has the training, experience, and equipment to handle large commercial fire damage emergencies. Whether your fire emergency occurs in a restaurant, motel, or office building, we will respond quickly to mitigate the damage and manage the restoration project through to its completion.

Call SERVPRO of Lynchburg/Bedford & Campbell Counties for fire & smoke damage cleanup.

Smoke and soot facts:

• Hot smoke migrates to cooler areas and upper levels of a structure.
• Smoke flows around plumbing systems, seeping through the holes used by pipes to go from floor to floor.
• The type of smoke may greatly affect the restoration process.

Yesterday some of our crew members along with 2 members from SERVPRO of Charlottesville headed to West Virginia in response to a fire damage at the Hinton House Apartments Monday the 22nd of May 2017.  The fire had started on the 5th floor and set off sprinklers throughout the building affecting at least 40 units.  All residence (at least 100 people) were evacuated from the Hinton House and those who did not have any family or friends that could house them for the time being were given a place to stay by the red cross and the local senior center. 

One of our generators at Longwood University due to a Fire/Water damage that we came to help with.

http://wric.com/2016/08/15/fire-at-longwood-university-as-classes-set-to-begin/

We are part of a national network of over 1,650 Franchises, which enables us to respond quicker with more resources. For major storms and disasters, just like with the Fire Damage that occured at Longwood University.  We quickly joined with SERVPRO of Chesterfield when they received the call from Longwood University.

http://wric.com/2016/08/15/fire-at-longwood-university-as-classes-set-to-begin/