After the flames are out, an open, damaged building is exposed to weather, theft, and further loss. Board-up and tarping protect what’s left.

Securing the Structure

Broken windows, burned-through walls, and missing doors leave your property open. Professional board-up seals it against intruders and animals.

Keeping the Weather Out

A tarped roof and sealed openings stop rain and wind from turning fire damage into water and mould damage overnight.

Protecting Your Claim

Insurers expect reasonable steps to prevent further loss. Prompt board-up shows diligence and keeps your claim clean.

Then the Real Work Begins

Board-up is step one. From there, soot cleaning, deodourising, and reconstruction bring the property back.

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