Reduce and Restore

We can prevent corrosion after fires.

Some fires produce high levels of hydrogen chloride gas, which forms a very strong acid when combined with moisture. This can quickly damage industrial or electronic equipment. This damage occurs rapidly, during the first few hours and days after the fire.

It can also corrode and damage the steel structure of industrial buildings. We have two strategies for reducing the damage from corrosion in the hours and days after a fire.

We can protect the equipment by applying a fog of an anti-corrosive agent. This coats the equipment with a very thin layer of water dispersant that displaces moisture and so prevents
corrosion. In addition we will reduce the humidity and maintain it at a low level. This may require us to use the industrial sized KrugerAir desiccant dehumidifiers.

We can blast timbers and stone.

You will like the option of being able to have materials blasted as this process will give you a result not achievable by any other means. Fire stained roof timbers are not cleanable as the
contamination has penetrated just below the surface. Grit or soda blasting removes a few millimetres and reveals the timber as a newly sawn surface. Stained stone-work can also be restored by blasting.