Commercial property fire damage restoration is a specialized process that returns business properties to pre-loss condition after fire damage. This comprehensive service addresses both visible damage and hidden issues.
What Commercial Fire Damage Restoration Includes:
- Emergency response - 24/7 service to secure the property
- Assessment - Evaluating structural integrity and damage extent
- Water removal - Extracting firefighting water to prevent mold
- Smoke/soot cleanup - Specialized cleaning of all surfaces
- Odor removal - Eliminating persistent smoke smells
- Structural repairs - Rebuilding damaged elements
- Content restoration - Cleaning and restoring salvageable items
Seeing your business threatened by fire is a traumatic experience. Every hour your doors remain closed means lost revenue, concerned employees, and uncertain customers. The first 24-48 hours after a fire are critical - these "golden hours" can determine how successful your recovery will be.
Fire damage doesn't end when the flames are extinguished. Smoke particles continue to corrode surfaces, water from firefighting efforts soaks into materials, and structural integrity may be compromised in ways not immediately visible.
I'm Mike Martinez, owner of Best Option Restoration of Thornton, and I've guided countless business owners through the complex process of commercial property fire damage restoration with our experienced team's "Customer First" approach. Our ongoing training ensures we lead the restoration industry with the most effective techniques to minimize your business interruption.
Commercial Fire Risks and Damage Types
Let's face it – commercial buildings face fire threats that are quite different from your home. As a business owner, understanding these unique risks helps you both prevent disasters and know what to expect during restoration if the worst happens.
The most common culprits behind commercial fires might surprise you. Electrical faults lead the pack, with overloaded circuits, aging wiring, and malfunctioning equipment causing about 25% of all commercial fires. I've seen everything from an overheated server room to a simple coffee pot starting a major blaze.
Cooking equipment presents another major hazard, especially in restaurants or any facility with a kitchen. One restaurant owner told me, "I never thought our kitchen's exhaust system would be our biggest fire risk until grease buildup ignited during the dinner rush."
Other significant risks include arson (intentionally set fires that often cause devastating damage), poorly maintained HVAC systems that can ignite nearby materials, and even wildfire embers that threaten properties in vulnerable areas.
The financial impact? According to the Insurance Information Institute, the average structure fire cost was $25,545 in 2019. But commercial fires typically run much higher due to their complexity, scale, and the specialized equipment involved.
| Damage Type | Immediate Impact | Long-Term Consequences | Restoration Approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Damage | Charred structures, destroyed contents | Structural weakening, total loss areas | Demolition, rebuilding, structural reinforcement |
| Smoke Damage | Discoloration, odor | Persistent smell, corrosion of electronics | Specialized cleaning, HEPA filtration, deodorization |
| Water Damage | Saturation of materials, electrical hazards | Mold growth, material warping | Extraction, drying, antimicrobial treatment |
| Heat Damage | Warped metals, melted plastics | Compromised structural integrity | Engineering assessment, selective replacement |
| Chemical Damage | Residues from firefighting efforts | Corrosion, health hazards | Neutralization, specialized cleaning protocols |
Types of Damage a Commercial Fire Causes
When we walk into a fire-damaged business, we're looking at much more than just the burned areas. Commercial property fire damage restoration addresses multiple damage types that aren't always obvious at first glance.
Charred Structure damage is what most people think of first – the visibly burned and blackened materials that need removal and replacement. A business owner once told me, "I was shocked to find that even steel support beams were compromised by the intense heat." This structural damage often extends far beyond what's immediately visible.
Acidic Soot Film begins its destructive work immediately. These tiny particles (often smaller than 2.5 microns) are highly acidic and start corroding metals and etching glass within minutes of being deposited. They infiltrate electronics, ductwork, and porous materials throughout the building – even in rooms untouched by flames.
Pervasive Odor becomes a stubborn reminder of the fire. Smoke molecules chemically bond to surfaces and become trapped in HVAC systems, fabrics, and porous materials. Without professional treatment, these smells can return months later, especially during humid weather when materials expand and release trapped odors.
Hidden Moisture from firefighting efforts creates its own problems. Water seeps into wall cavities, subfloors, and insulation – places you can't easily see or reach. This leads directly to our next major concern.
Mold Risk emerges quickly in fire-damaged buildings. The combination of water, damaged organic materials, and often warm temperatures creates perfect conditions for mold growth – which can begin within 24-48 hours. This presents both property damage and serious health risks for anyone entering the building.
In our experience, businesses often underestimate smoke damage extent. Even areas far from the fire's origin can suffer significant contamination through HVAC systems and natural air movement. That's why proper professional fire damage cleaning is essential for complete recovery.
The complexity of these damage types is precisely why fire damage restoration requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and experience – attempting DIY cleanup often leads to incomplete restoration and long-term problems.
Immediate Post-Fire Steps for Business Owners
When flames finally subside, the clock starts ticking. Those first 24-48 hours after a commercial fire—what we restoration professionals call the "golden hours"—can make or break your recovery journey.
I've seen how businesses that take swift, decisive action bounce back faster than those paralyzed by the shock of disaster. Your immediate response shapes everything that follows.
Life safety comes first, always. Before anything else, ensure everyone is accounted for and that injured people receive medical attention. The building can be restored—people cannot be replaced.
Once everyone's safety is confirmed, have qualified professionals shut off all utilities. Damaged electrical systems, gas lines, and water pipes can create dangerous secondary hazards. I remember one client who thought the danger had passed, only to find live electrical wires dangling dangerously near standing water from firefighting efforts.
Before touching anything, document everything thoroughly. The smartphone in your pocket becomes your most valuable tool in these moments—take extensive photos and videos from multiple angles. This visual evidence proves invaluable when working with insurance adjusters later. As one client told me, "Those photos saved us thousands in disputed damage claims."
Next, your property needs protection. Emergency board-up services secure your building from weather damage, vandalism, and unauthorized entry. At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we provide 24/7 emergency board-up because we understand that exposure to the elements can multiply your damage overnight.
Be mindful where you walk. Limiting movement in damaged areas prevents soot particles from being ground deeper into carpets and upholstery. I've seen well-meaning business owners inadvertently spread contamination throughout their building simply by walking through affected areas.
While the scene is still fresh, document your inventory losses. Create a detailed list noting which items are damaged, including purchase dates and values when possible. This documentation streamlines the insurance claim process significantly.
Speaking of insurance, contact your provider immediately. Request a copy of your policy if yours was lost in the fire, and ask specific questions about coverage limits, deductibles, and exclusions. Understanding your policy now prevents surprises later.
Finally, call restoration professionals like our team at Best Option Restoration of Thornton. The sooner we begin, the more we can salvage. Professional restoration isn't just about cleaning—it's about preventing secondary damage that can dwarf the initial fire damage.
One restaurant owner we worked with shared, "I thought I could handle the initial cleanup with my staff to save money. That decision cost me weeks of additional closure time when mold developed in areas we didn't properly dry."
DIY cleanup attempts, while well-intentioned, often cause additional damage and may even void insurance coverage. Soot particles contain toxic compounds that require proper personal protective equipment and specialized cleaning techniques to address safely.
For more comprehensive guidance on professional fire damage response, visit our Professional Fire Damage Cleaning guide.
Commercial Property Fire Damage Restoration Process
The commercial property fire damage restoration process follows a systematic approach designed to address all aspects of fire, smoke, and water damage. This comprehensive process is guided by industry standards established by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC).
At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we've refined our restoration process through years of experience helping businesses recover from fire disasters. Let me walk you through how we bring your business back to life after a fire.
Assessing and Categorizing Damage
Every successful restoration begins with a thorough assessment. When our team arrives, we immediately deploy advanced technology to understand the full scope of damage.
Our technicians use thermal imaging cameras to see beyond what's visible to the naked eye. These infrared tools reveal hidden moisture pockets behind walls and identify heat-damaged areas that might otherwise go unnoticed until they cause problems later.
We categorize the fire according to National Fire Protection Association standards. Whether your business experienced a Class A fire involving ordinary combustibles like wood and paper, a Class B fire with flammable liquids, or specialized fires involving electrical equipment (Class C), metals (Class D), or cooking oils (Class K), our approach is custom accordingly.
Safety is our priority during assessment. Our team identifies structural weaknesses that could pose dangers, flags electrical hazards, notes potential slip and fall risks, and tests for exposure to toxic substances that may have been released during the fire.
We also begin the salvage triage process, carefully categorizing your business contents. As one property manager told us after working with our team, "The thoroughness of their initial assessment caught issues our insurance adjuster missed, which saved us thousands in the long run."
Specialized Equipment and Techniques in Commercial Property Fire Damage Restoration
Commercial-scale disasters require industrial-strength solutions. We bring powerful equipment designed specifically for business environments:
Our air movers and HEPA air scrubbers create a controlled environment that accelerates drying while capturing particles as tiny as 0.3 microns – that's smaller than most bacteria! These machines work continuously to improve air quality while other restoration work proceeds.
For tough soot deposits, we often employ dry ice blasting – a non-abrasive cleaning method that uses compressed air to propel dry ice pellets against surfaces. This technique is particularly valuable for cleaning machinery, electrical panels, and structural elements without causing additional damage.
Delicate items receive special attention through our ultrasonic cleaning technology. These specialized tanks use sound waves to create microscopic bubbles that implode against surfaces, providing gentle yet thorough cleaning for intricate items like electronics components and decorative fixtures.
Unlike old-school restoration companies that rely heavily on ozone (which requires complete evacuation), we primarily use hydroxyl generators that safely neutralize odors while allowing restoration work to continue uninterrupted – saving valuable time in your business recovery.
Smoke Odor and Soot Removal Strategies
Smoke and soot present some of the most persistent challenges in commercial property fire damage restoration. Their acidic nature can cause permanent damage within days if not properly addressed.
We begin with chemical sponges – specialized dry-cleaning tools that lift soot from surfaces without smearing or using moisture that could drive particles deeper. This is followed by HEPA vacuuming to remove loose particles before any wet cleaning begins.
For stubborn odors, we employ multiple strategies. Enzyme treatments break down odor molecules at their source rather than simply masking them. Thermal fogging recreates the way smoke penetrated materials during the fire, but with deodorizing agents that neutralize smells at the molecular level.
In some cases, we apply specialized sealant primers after thorough cleaning to lock in any remaining odor molecules that couldn't be removed through other methods.
We never forget the HVAC system – a common oversight that can redistribute smoke particles throughout your building for months. Our thorough duct cleaning ensures your ventilation system won't recontaminate clean spaces.
As one restaurant owner shared after our restoration, "I was convinced we'd never get rid of the smoke smell after our kitchen fire. Six months later, not even the most sensitive customers can detect any trace of the fire."
For more comprehensive information on effective smoke removal techniques, check out The Ultimate Guide to Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration.
Water Removal and Structural Drying After Firefighting
The water used to extinguish the fire often causes damage that rivals the fire itself. Our water removal process begins immediately with high-volume extraction using commercial-grade pumps and powerful extractors to remove standing water.
We create strategic drying plans based on moisture mapping technology that shows exactly which areas need attention. Different materials dry at different rates, so our approach is customized to your specific building materials and layout.
Commercial spaces often require desiccant dehumidifiers – specialized units particularly effective in large areas or spaces with lower temperatures where traditional dehumidifiers struggle to perform.
Throughout the drying process, we conduct daily moisture monitoring with precise meters to track progress and adjust our approach as needed. This scientific method ensures we don't remove equipment too early or leave it running unnecessarily.
In areas with high moisture exposure, we often apply antimicrobial treatments to prevent mold growth before it starts – addressing a problem that could otherwise emerge weeks after the initial restoration.
Many business owners are surprised to learn that water damage often affects areas completely untouched by the actual fire. For more details about our thorough water extraction processes, visit our water extraction and removal page.
Navigating Safety, Insurance, and Project Timelines
Restoring a commercial property after fire damage involves navigating complex safety considerations, insurance requirements, and realistic timeline expectations.
Safety Protocols
Personal Protective Equipment: Our technicians use appropriate PPE including respirators, gloves, eye protection, and specialized clothing to protect against toxic residues.
Asbestos and Lead Testing: Older buildings may contain hazardous materials that require testing and specialized handling when disturbed by fire damage. Learn more about asbestos testing.
Structural Engineering Assessment: For significant fires, structural engineers evaluate the building's integrity before restoration work begins.
Air Quality Monitoring: We continuously monitor air quality throughout the restoration process to ensure safe working conditions.
Insurance Coordination
Navigating insurance claims for commercial fire damage can be overwhelming. Our approach includes:
Detailed Documentation: We provide comprehensive documentation of all damage and restoration activities.
Direct Communication: We work directly with your insurance adjuster, speaking their language and providing the technical details they require.
Progress Reporting: Regular updates keep all stakeholders informed about the restoration timeline and any challenges encountered.
Transparent Estimating: Our detailed estimates follow industry standards and clearly explain all necessary procedures.
As one business owner told us, "Having Best Option Restoration communicate directly with my insurance company removed a huge burden during an already stressful time."
Realistic Timeline Expectations
The timeline for commercial property fire damage restoration varies based on several factors:
Extent of Damage: Minor smoke damage might be addressed in days, while major structural fires can take months to restore.
Size of Facility: Larger commercial spaces naturally require more time to restore.
Business Type: Specialized facilities like restaurants, healthcare facilities, or manufacturing plants may have additional requirements that extend the timeline.
Regulatory Requirements: Permits, inspections, and code compliance steps can impact scheduling.
A typical timeline for moderate commercial fire damage might include:
- Emergency services (board-up, water extraction): 1-2 days
- Demolition and soot removal: 3-7 days
- Deodorization: 2-5 days
- Structural repairs: 2-8 weeks (depending on extent)
- Finishing work (painting, flooring, etc.): 1-3 weeks
- Final cleaning and inspection: 1-3 days
Risks of DIY Cleanup
While it may be tempting to handle some cleanup yourself to reduce costs or speed up the process, DIY fire damage cleanup carries significant risks:
Toxic Exposure: Soot particles are carcinogenic and can cause respiratory issues without proper protection.
Secondary Damage: Improper cleaning techniques can drive soot deeper into materials or cause additional damage through incorrect product use.
Code Violations: Repairs must meet current building codes, which often require permits and inspections.
Insurance Complications: DIY efforts may void portions of your insurance coverage or complicate claims.
Hidden Damage: Without specialized equipment, it's easy to miss damage behind walls, under floors, or within HVAC systems.
One office manager shared this cautionary tale: "We tried cleaning some areas ourselves before professionals arrived. Not only did we make the smoke damage worse, but several employees developed respiratory irritation from the soot exposure."
Minimizing Business Interruption During Restoration
At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we understand that every day your business remains closed means lost revenue and potential customer attrition. Our strategies to minimize business interruption include:
Phased Restoration: When possible, we restore the property in sections to allow partial operations to resume.
After-Hours Work: For businesses that can operate during the day, we can schedule more disruptive restoration activities during off-hours.
Temporary Containment Systems: We use specialized containment barriers to isolate restoration areas from functioning business spaces.
Business Continuity Planning: We help identify temporary operational solutions while restoration progresses.
Vendor Coordination: We synchronize our work with your other vendors (IT, equipment installation, etc.) to streamline the recovery process.
A retail store owner we worked with noted, "Best Option Restoration created a temporary wall system that allowed us to keep half our store open during restoration. It saved our business during what could have been a devastating closure."
Prevention, Preparedness, and Future Resilience
While effective restoration is crucial after a fire, prevention and preparedness can significantly reduce both the risk and impact of future incidents.
Proactive Fire Prevention Measures
Let's face it – the best fire damage is the damage that never happens. In my years helping businesses recover from fires, I've seen how simple preventive measures can make all the difference.
Regular electrical inspections are your first line of defense. Many commercial fires start from overlooked electrical issues that a licensed electrician could have caught during a routine annual check. One client told me, "The electrician found an overheating circuit breaker during inspection – the same panel that had been making that strange buzzing noise we'd been ignoring for weeks!"
Sprinkler system maintenance isn't just about compliance – it's about survival. These systems can contain a small fire before it becomes a disaster, but only if they're working properly. Schedule quarterly inspections and annual comprehensive testing to ensure they'll perform when you need them most.
When renovating or updating your space, consider fire-resistant materials for walls, flooring, and furnishings. Modern fire-resistant options look just as good as traditional materials but provide crucial extra minutes during an emergency.
Your team is your most valuable asset – and your best defense. Staff training on proper fire safety protocols, including correct fire extinguisher use and evacuation procedures, creates a human firewall that can prevent small incidents from becoming disasters.
Don't forget about regular equipment maintenance, especially for HVAC systems and kitchen equipment. One restaurant owner in Thornton learned this lesson the hard way when grease buildup in poorly maintained ductwork ignited, causing extensive damage that could have been prevented with regular cleaning.
Clear evacuation routes and proper storage practices for flammable materials round out a solid prevention strategy. These simple habits can literally save lives and livelihoods.
Developing an Emergency Ready Plan
Hope for the best, plan for the worst. That's the philosophy behind an Emergency Ready Plan (ERP), and it's something we help businesses develop every day at Best Option Restoration of Thornton.
A good ERP includes detailed facility diagrams showing utility shutoffs, emergency exits, and priority areas. Think of it as your building's instruction manual during chaos. These diagrams should be easily accessible to all key personnel.
Comprehensive emergency contact lists ensure everyone knows who to call when seconds count. This includes stakeholders, service providers, and emergency services with current phone numbers and email addresses.
Clear communication protocols eliminate confusion during an emergency. Who notifies employees? Who contacts customers? Who reaches out to vendors? Having these questions answered before disaster strikes prevents costly delays.
Data backup systems protect your digital assets. In today's business environment, losing customer data or financial records can be as devastating as physical damage. Cloud-based solutions offer protection that traditional on-site storage can't match.
Your ERP should also include vendor and supplier contacts, easily accessible insurance information, and restoration priority lists identifying critical areas and equipment that need immediate attention.
"Having an Emergency Ready Plan in place cut our downtime by at least 50% when we experienced a fire," shared one property manager we worked with. "Everyone knew exactly what to do, who to call, and what to prioritize."
For businesses concerned about potential mold issues following water damage from firefighting efforts, we recommend regular mold inspections as part of your preventive maintenance program.
Choosing a Qualified Commercial Fire Restoration Company
Selecting the right restoration partner before disaster strikes is like choosing a good insurance policy – you hope you never need it, but if you do, quality matters tremendously.
IICRC certification should be non-negotiable. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification establishes industry standards that separate professionals from amateurs. At Best Option Restoration, all our technicians maintain current IICRC certifications.
24/7 emergency response capability is essential because fire damage worsens with every passing hour. When a business owner calls at 2 a.m. after a fire, they need help immediately – not when business hours resume.
Look for companies with specific commercial experience. Commercial property fire damage restoration differs significantly from residential work in scale, complexity, and requirements. Ask potential companies about similar commercial projects they've completed.
Always verify proper insurance and bonding. An uninsured restoration company can create more problems than they solve if anything goes wrong during the restoration process.
A local presence brings invaluable benefits. We understand Thornton's building codes, have established relationships with local authorities, and can respond quickly to emergencies throughout Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Broomfield, and surrounding areas.
Choose a company offering comprehensive services rather than requiring multiple contractors. This integrated approach reduces delays and miscommunication during restoration.
Finally, ask for documented success stories. Any reputable restoration company should be able to provide references from similar commercial projects and case studies demonstrating successful outcomes.
At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we've built our reputation on meeting these qualifications with a focus on commercial expertise and rapid response. We hope you never need our emergency services – but if you do, we'll be there when every minute counts.
Frequently Asked Questions about Commercial Property Fire Damage Restoration
What is the average timeline for commercial property fire damage restoration?
When business owners ask me about timelines, I always start with "it depends" - because it truly does. The scope of commercial property fire damage restoration varies dramatically based on damage severity, building size, and your specific business type.
For a moderate commercial fire, here's what you can generally expect:
The first phase happens quickly - emergency services like board-up and water extraction typically take just 1-2 days. Then we move into demolition and soot removal, usually spanning 3-7 days, followed by deodorization for another 2-5 days.
The longer phases involve structural repairs (2-8 weeks depending on severity), finishing work like painting and flooring (1-3 weeks), and final cleaning (1-3 days).
For severe fires with significant structural damage, the complete restoration process might stretch to 4-6 months. During our initial assessment at Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we'll provide you with a detailed timeline specific to your situation so you can plan accordingly for your business operations.
Why should I avoid attempting fire cleanup myself?
I've seen the aftermath of DIY fire cleanup attempts, and I always feel for those business owners who were trying to save money or time but ended up with bigger problems.
First and foremost, there's your health to consider. Soot particles aren't just dirty - they're actually carcinogenic and can cause serious respiratory issues. Professional restoration technicians wear specialized protective equipment for a reason.
Beyond health concerns, improper cleaning techniques often drive soot deeper into materials. I remember one office manager who tried cleaning smoke damage with regular household cleaners, only to find they'd permanently set the soot into their expensive upholstery.
There's also the insurance angle to consider. Many policies specifically require professional restoration, and DIY efforts might void portions of your coverage. One business owner told me, "I thought I was saving money by cleaning up myself, but my insurance ended up denying part of my claim because of it."
Without thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters, you simply can't detect hidden damage behind walls or under floors. This often leads to persistent odors returning weeks later or, worse, mold developing from undetected moisture.
Finally, fire-related repairs must meet current building codes, which frequently require permits and professional certification. The last thing you need during recovery is a code violation citation.
How can I speed up the insurance claim process?
Insurance claims for commercial property fire damage restoration can feel frustratingly slow when you're eager to get your business back up and running. Here's how to keep things moving:
Document everything before cleanup begins. Take extensive photos and videos showing all damage from multiple angles. This visual evidence becomes invaluable if there's any dispute about the pre-restoration condition.
Create a detailed inventory of damaged items, including approximate values and purchase dates when possible. For business equipment, having serial numbers and model information ready will streamline the replacement process.
Choose a restoration company experienced with commercial insurance claims. At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we work directly with adjusters daily, speaking their language and providing exactly the documentation they need to process your claim efficiently.
Be proactive in your communication with the insurance company. Keep a log of all phone calls, emails, and meetings. Follow up regularly but respectfully - remember, your adjuster is likely handling multiple claims simultaneously.
Take time to understand your policy thoroughly. Know the difference between replacement cost versus actual cash value terms, and familiarize yourself with your business interruption coverage details.
For particularly complex claims, consider hiring a public adjuster who works on your behalf rather than for the insurance company. While there's a fee involved (typically a percentage of the claim), they often secure larger settlements and faster processing.
Don't hesitate to request advance payments for immediate needs. Many policies allow for partial payments while the full claim is being processed, which can help with urgent restoration expenses.
As one restaurant owner we worked with shared, "Having Best Option Restoration handle the documentation and communication with my insurance company was worth every penny - it let me focus on keeping my business afloat while they handled the paperwork maze."
Conclusion
When fire strikes your business, you're not just facing property damage – you're confronting a threat to everything you've built. Commercial property fire damage restoration isn't just about rebuilding walls; it's about restoring your livelihood and protecting your future.
At Best Option Restoration of Thornton, we've walked alongside countless business owners through their darkest moments. We've seen the shock in their eyes when they first view the damage, and the relief when they finally reopen their doors. This journey isn't one you should travel alone.
Our comprehensive approach addresses every aspect of fire recovery – from that crucial 24/7 emergency response with immediate board-up services to the final coat of paint before you welcome back your customers. We handle the complex choreography of water extraction, soot removal, deodorization, and rebuilding with precision and care.
"I thought we'd never recover," one business owner told us after we completed their restoration. "But six months later, you'd never know there was a fire. Best Option didn't just restore our building – they restored our confidence."
We understand that every day your doors remain closed represents lost revenue, concerned employees, and customers who might find alternatives. That's why we work efficiently while never cutting corners. Our established relationships with Thornton area insurance providers means smoother claims processes and fewer delays, while our connections with local authorities help steer permits and inspections with minimal bureaucracy.
Preparation remains your strongest ally against disaster. We encourage all commercial property owners to develop an Emergency Ready Plan before crisis strikes. This proactive approach can dramatically reduce downtime and damage when emergencies occur.
When you partner with Best Option Restoration of Thornton, you gain more than a restoration company – you gain advocates who understand what's at stake. Our team brings both technical expertise and genuine compassion to every project, changing your property from ashes to assets with minimal interruption to your operations.
Your business deserves the best chance at a full recovery. Let our experienced team guide you through the restoration process with the care, expertise, and efficiency that have made us Thornton's trusted restoration partner.
For more information about our complete range of commercial cleaning and restoration services, visit our commercial services page or contact us today. We're ready to help your business rise from the ashes – stronger than before.
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