This document summarizes the fire restoration of a commercial apartment building and pub that included 12 apartment units and a restaurant lounge. The restoration involved redesigning one apartment unit to add additional rental income, gutting and modernizing kitchen cabinets and counters in another unit, immediately deodorizing and cleaning smoke damage in common areas using odor control technology, installing temporary doors to isolate heavily damaged units from occupied units, and quickly cleaning and drying the lounge to allow it to reopen for St. Patrick's Day business using air scrubbers, dehumidifiers, and air movers.

1. Commercial Multi Tenant
Apartment and Pub Fire restoration
included 12 apartment units and a Restaurant –
Lounge.

2. This particular unit’s repair included a layout
redesign, yielding additional rental dollars for the
owner.

3. This is one of the gutted kitchen units. Cabinet and
counter space were added along with a microwave
for contemporary look and function.

4. Employing Odor Control Technology; surfactants,
pairing agents and Hydroxyl technology, the
common hall smoke and fire damage was
immediately deodorized, cleaned and sealed.

5. Temporary doors were installed on two occupied
floors. This isolated the devastated units beyond...

6. from the occupied units that required only general
cleaning and painting.

7. The tenants could remain in their units while the
halls were finished and the heavily damaged units
were completely restored. This enabled the owner to
maintain his tenant base.

8. The immediate cleaning of the lounge, Integrated
Restoration’s installation of a Hydroxyl Generator,
HEPA air scrubber, Dehumidifier and high CFM air
movers enabled the lounge to be cleaned, dried out,
and remain open for the St Patrick’s Day business.