Conditions to evaluate
What can change the scope.
- Electrical, structural, or combustion hazards
- Soot transfer into unaffected rooms
- Water damage from suppression
- Odor and residue inside porous materials or cavities
Cleaning and recovery
Fire and smoke restoration
Damage assessment, selective demolition, cleaning, odor-control, and restoration coordination after fire and smoke impacts.
Documented response
How AWDR approaches the work.
- 1Wait for fire-department and authority clearance
- 2Document affected areas and protect safe access
- 3Coordinate cleaning, removal, and odor controls
- 4Plan repairs around the authorized scope
Important scope boundary
Life-safety and structural clearance come first. AWDR does not enter an unsafe structure or replace the authority of fire, utility, or engineering professionals.
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