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Archived Fire Damage Before & After Photos
Smoke-damaged decorative items
Contents Restoration is an important business. It not only helps to restore damaged property, it helps restore people’s lives and livelihoods. While prope... READ MORE
Up in smoke
This photo shows the top floor of a 4 story cement condominium that went up in smoke. The apartment that the fire started on the left side of the photo was comp... READ MORE
Removal of smoke and soot
Top floors of a high rise condominium suffered severe fire damage. The fire itself had spread out to about 6 floors but smoke travelled well across several unit... READ MORE
Amorphous Carbon
Soot is a powder-like form of amorphous carbon. The word "soot" sounds so simple and harmless. In fact, it is anything but simple and is certainly not harmless.... READ MORE
Removed for the best
This happened in Aiea, a lady had fire damage from the stove; this affected the ceiling and the cupboards alike. This was a heavy-sooted fire, with most of the ... READ MORE
Fire Damage Cleaning
In the Aiea area there was an apartment that caught on fire. SERVPRO of East Honolulu quickly came to restore the apartment to brand new. The whole apartment ha... READ MORE
Rainbow School Kaneohe Blaze pt 1
Honolulu firefighter reported spotting the blaze even while en route to a private preschool fire. Once the fire was under control, SERVPRO of East Honolulu arri... READ MORE
Rainbow School Kaneohe Blaze pt 2
The Rainbow School Kaneohe’s once brightly-colored rainbow sign, was charcoal black. The towering tree’s leaves roughly 30 feet high were scorched. ... READ MORE
Rainbow School Kaneohe Blaze pt 3
The Rainbow School Kaneohe’s once brightly-colored rainbow sign, was charcoal black. The towering tree’s leaves roughly 30 feet high were scorched. ... READ MORE
Rainbow School Kaneohe Blaze pt 4
The Rainbow School Kaneohe’s once brightly-colored rainbow sign, was charcoal black. The towering tree’s leaves roughly 30 feet high were scorched. ... READ MORE