Institutional mechanical-room and duct cleaning
Dry, non-conductive cleaning of air handlers, duct exteriors, and mechanical spaces without shutting down adjacent occupied areas for drying.
Char layers, acidic soot, and odor-carrying carbon are removed from framing, sheathing, masonry, structural steel, and mechanicals — the source of post-fire odor, not just its symptom.
Serving Richland, Lexington, Kershaw counties and nearby Lexington, Irmo, West Columbia along the I-20 / I-26 / I-77 junction.
Historic Columbia masonry, midcentury crawlspace housing, university and state-government facilities, and light-industrial parks along the interstate junction.
Structure is walked with the adjuster or GC to mark what is cleanable and what is demo, so the estimate reflects real scope instead of a blanket tear-out.
Unaffected areas, finished surfaces, and mechanical equipment are protected. Soot is corrosive to metals and electronics, so it is contained rather than chased around the building.
Dry ice strips the charred cell layer and embedded soot from wood, brick, block, and steel in a single dry pass — no rinse water into a building that is trying to dry out.
Because the carbon carrying the odor is gone, sealing becomes a backup rather than the plan. Before, during, and after photos ship with the file.
Sequenced against IICRC S700 fire and smoke restoration practice: stabilize, remove non-salvageable materials, then physically remove residue from salvageable structure before any sealing or deodorization step is even discussed.
Dry, non-conductive cleaning of air handlers, duct exteriors, and mechanical spaces without shutting down adjacent occupied areas for drying.
Single-pass dry ice treatment on framing and subfloor, paired with moisture control so results survive a Columbia summer.
Soot removal from racking, structural steel, and conveyors without standing water or wastewater capture requirements.
Odor persists when the carbon residue holding it stays in the wood grain and porous masonry. Removing that residue removes the odor source. Where odor remains after removal, it is nearly always in materials we recommended for demo, not in cleaned structure.
Yes. Scopes are written line-by-line with photo documentation, blast settings, and square footage so the file supports the claim without a second inspection cycle.
24/7 emergency response with two-hour target mobilization across our Carolina coverage area. Early residue removal limits corrosion and secondary damage.