Annissa answers three top questions about fire damage restoration and contents cleaning jobs.

Same odor-neutralizing chemistry as the current popular Odorcide, in a less expensive option.

Experts warn of busy hurricane and wildfire seasons.

Changes in building construction, best practices, technology and insurance products add even further complexity. 

Structural fires create an especially complex odor removal challenge: extreme temperatures, different types of materials, and varying amounts of available oxygen are just some of the variables you have to consider.

When a discount grocery store has a fire just before the Fourth of July, quick action with the right tools and team is critical.

Professional-grade hydroxyl generators use the same broad range of UV radiation as the sun to naturally clean and deodorize indoor environments.

New rule is first big step in EPA's plan to protect children from lead exposure.

Restoration contractors aren’t usually faced with the immediate, thick smoke, but dangers still remain after the fire is out – whether it’s dealing with structural damage from a large house fire, or smoke odor removal following a wildfire.