Fire damage

Fire damage is caused directly by direct exposure to fire (flames) or indirectly by high heat: Provided there is no total loss, there are burns, charring on the edges of the leaves and on the binding, and the paper dries out. As a rule, the fumes leave behind an oily, greasy film and a permanent acrid smell. We provide:

  • Assessment of the affected materials with regard to type, extent and degree of damage
  • Salvaging, packing and removal of the objects
  • Cleaning of the objects, mechanical removal of visible deposits (as far as possible)
  • Odour removal or reduction with ozone (as far as the target material permits)
  • Assessment of the condition and damage and proposals for treatment
  • If necessary, preparation of replacement or use media (analogue or digital)
  • Execution of necessary restoration work
  • Return transport and storage in the stacks