Alberta Fire Restoration

Yet another big insurance company provider neglecting the home owners and trying to save the insurance companies money. Really happy we are able to work on the home owner side and help as many people as we can. If you feel your insurance company has not given you a fair shake, didn't do the job properly or hasn't completed the attic and you feel there is a concern. Call us for a free secondary assessment. We will fight for your rights and advocate on your behalf to get the necessary approval done to get your home safe for you and your family.

Everyday we inspect and re-inspect several attics that adjusters & contractors have deemed unaffected by the wildfire. We are finding that must inspectors are simply "poking there heads" in attics and concluding that they are safe. Alberta Fire Restoration has a stringent protocol for how we inspect attics. It is important that you know exactly where to look to find the physical contamination. The areas most susceptible to find physical evidence of contamination is under the ...vents in the attic. The vents were acting as intakes because of the basic principle of thermodynamics - Heat seeks cold so naturally given the temperature of the wildfire and smoke, attic exhausts pulled in massive amounts of smoke & debris. Please make sure you have a thorough attic inspection by a qualified inspector before accepting the current insulation in your home.

No matter the size, we will make sure your home is safe for you and your family!

IF ITS IN YOUR DUCTS, ITS IN YOUR LUNGS! As air is circulated throughout your home, it carries smoke, soot and other toxic nano-particles that can be incredibly harmful to your health. Most HVAC contractors have experience cleaning dusty ducts but do not necessarily have relevant smoke & fire experience that is incredibly crucial when dealing with toxic contaminated HVAC systems. Make sure you are getting your ducts cleaned by experienced professionals to ensure your air qua...lity is safe for you as well as your family. Your furnace should look like it did the day it was installed to ensure its safety for you and your family. Air scrubbers must be put in place to assure no cross-contamination occurs when cleaning ducts, this is the first step in the cleaning process before any other remediation procedures are performed.

Have you had your attic tested? Due to the Fort McMurray Wildfires - thousands of homes have heavily contaminated attic insulation that is being completely neglected by homeowners & insurance companies. It is absolutely necessary that you have your attic inspected by an IICRC fire certified attic insulation company to assess for potential contaminates.

Learn to identify the differences between basic house hold dust and various combustion by-products as a result of the wild fires.