Remediating Fire and Water Damage to Wakefield Homes After Disaster Strikes

Wakefield, NH, is famous for the Wakefield Town Hall and Opera House, which was built in 1895, just a year after the Theatre Royal and Opera House in Wakefield, England. This building is a classic example of Romanesque architecture and has stood for over a century as one of the most distinctive municipal buildings in the area.

The Wakefield Heritage Commission manages multiple historical sites, notably the Wakefield Corner Historic District. This area includes almost 30 historic buildings that are on the National Register of Historic Places, and is considered both a local and national historic district.

Lovell Lake Cemetery is another historic landmark in the area that offers a scenic view of the Wakefield area and can be found just off Route 109. Many graves from the 19th century still remain at this location, including those of New Hampshire politicians active in the late 1800s. Those with an interest in New England history and architecture and a love of unbeatable scenic views will love a meditative stroll through this cemetery.

The Heritage Park Railroad Museum in Wakefield offers a fascinating look into the region's railway history.

Laundry Room Water Damage and Odors from Leaky Supply Lines Can Be Removed

SERVPRO® technicians address damage from laundry room supply line failures with strategies like the following:

• Using inspection tools and controlled demolition to ventilate drywall as needed to mitigate wall cavity damage.
• Drying with air movers and dehumidifiers to redirect and isolate moisture for thorough removal.
• Cleaning with EPA-registered biocide solutions and odor counteractants designed to target microbes and malodors.

Restoring Property After Dryer-Related Fire Damage

In cases of laundry room fires caused by dryer malfunctions, SERVPRO specialists can take the following steps to eliminate soot, odors, and debris:

• Establish containment and negative air pressure to control soot movement and prevent the spread of fire damage odors and particles through HVAC.
• Use manual cleaning with wet and dry solutions tailored to impacted material, including walls, fibers, and appliances.
• Control odors with thermal fogging, which dispenses solvents that chemically bind with soot to eliminate fire odors.

Contact SERVPRO for your fire and water damage restoration needs. We're Faster to any size disaster™ with the tools and knowledge needed to restore your home.