Are you interested in expanding your services and tapping into lucrative niches within the cleaning industry? Specialist cleaning, including fire damage presents a significant opportunity for your business growth and increased profits!. Our students who are trained to carry out these specialist fire damage cleans often charge upwards of £7,000 highlighting the value and demand for this type of cleaning.
To effectively offer fire damage restoration services and ensure they are carried out safely and professionally, proper training is essential. That’s where Sync Training Solutions comes in. Our CPD accredited training programs provide comprehensive instruction on specialised cleaning techniques, including fire damage restoration.
By getting trained with Sync Training Solutions, your cleaning company can acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to carry out fire damage cleans professionally and effectively. This not only enhances your service offerings but also enables you to meet the growing demand for specialised cleaning services in the market.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to expand your business and unlock new revenue streams. Invest in your team’s professional development with Sync Training Solutions and position your cleaning company as a trusted provider of specialised cleaning services, including fire damage restoration.
Remember, addressing smoke damage promptly is crucial to minimising health risks associated with soot and smoke particles. With the right training and techniques, you can effectively remove smoke damage from walls and restore properties to their pre-fire condition, ensuring the safety and satisfaction of your clients
⦁ Wear PPE to Protect Yourself from Smoke Damage:
⦁ Equip yourself with heavy-duty rubber gloves, goggles, an apron, and a respirator.
⦁ PPE protects you from harsh chemicals and smoke particles, minimising the risk of respiratory, eye, and skin issues.
⦁ Prepare the Room Before Cleaning:
⦁ Lay down large sheets to protect the floor from debris and soot.
⦁ Ensure the room is well-ventilated by opening windows to help dissipate odours.
⦁ Use a Vacuum Cleaner:
⦁ Use a heavy-duty vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove loose soot particles from walls.
⦁ This initial step makes the subsequent cleaning process more effective.
⦁ Use a Dry Sponge to Wipe Soot from Walls:
⦁ Use dry sponges,to wipe soot from walls.
⦁ Avoid scrubbing, as it can damage the wall and spread soot around. Instead, use gentle wiping motions.
⦁ Work methodically from left to right, overlapping slightly on each downward stroke.
⦁ Replace the sponge once it’s covered in soot to prevent smearing.
Remember, smoke damage should be addressed promptly to minimise health risks associated with soot and smoke particles. If you’d like to know more about how you can get trained to offer these specialist cleaning services in your business click on the link below to book your FREE call to find out more.
