Textile and clothing restoration

What this covers

Fabric holds smoke, water stains and odor longer than almost anything else in the home. Textile restoration collects clothing, linens, rugs, drapes and upholstery, inventories each item, cleans it with processes matched to the fabric and the contamination, removes the odor, and returns it packed and labeled. Items that cannot be restored are listed and returned to you to decide.

When to call

• Clothing and bedding that smell of smoke after a fire.
• Fabrics that were wet for more than a day or show mildew.
• Rugs, drapes or upholstered furniture in a room that flooded or burned.

What to expect

1. Collect and inventoryItems are bagged by room and listed. You receive the list.
2. Sort and testEach item is tested for the right cleaning process; delicate items are handled separately.
3. Clean and deodorizeWashing, dry cleaning or specialty processes remove soil, soot and odor.
4. ReturnItems come back cleaned, pressed where appropriate, and packed by room.