How Much Does Fire Damage Restoration Cost in New Providence?

3/28/2021 (Permalink)

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SERVPRO Use a Restore over Replace Method to Reduce Fire Damage Costs in your New Providence Home.

New Providence's borough exists alongside the Passaic River in New Jersey and is famous for its wildlife. The region is historically significant as being one of the earliest settlements in the United States. Essentially a puritan colony, New Providence's early life was focused on agriculture and trade along the Passaic River. The borough is home to several townships, including Berkeley Heights and historic hamlets. To the Northeast is the Great Swamp reservation which is home to over 244 bird species. The natural habitat is part of the National Wildlife Refuge System which seeks to preserve native wildlife. The Great Swamp Reservation has over 7,768 acres of land-mass, full of visitable wildlife centers like the Wildcat Ridge Refuge and the Willowwood Arboretum. 

New Providence is characterized by its surrounding wetlands and wildlife centers but has evolved to provide contemporary theater, historical tours, and performing arts. The Mayo Center, Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, and the Paper Mill Playhouse are all within ten miles of the borough, offering a rotating selection of contemporary and traditional theatre. The New Jersey Performing Arts Center in nearby Newark regularly hosts the most refined international orchestras and symphonies. Some of its historic sites include Washington's Headquarters, a temporary base of operations during the American Wars, and Jockey Hollow, a winter encampment for the continental army during the eighteenth century. 

• The Morris Museum of Arts and Sciences on Normandy Heights Road is run by a non-profit that seeks to celebrate the surrounding area's natural history. The center runs regular interactive exhibitions and tours that complement its substantial permanent collection.
• Branch Brook Park is a reservation for over 4,000 cherry trees, making it one of the largest collections of Japanese plants in the United States. The blossoming season is accompanied by a festival that attracts thousands of visitors to the New Providence region each year. 
• The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts on Main Street boasts a collection of pre-industrial farming and agricultural equipment. Unique to the New Providence area, this collection explores how some of the earliest settlers in the regions survived in the seventeenth century.

SERVPRO Operates a Cost-Efficient Fire Damage Restoration Service for Residents of New Providence. 

Fires can cause extensive harm to a property. However, with the correct mitigation procedures, many of these damages can be effectively reduced through:

• fire damage restoration 
• fire and smoke damage 
• smoke remediation

One method that is critical to reducing costs is to restore materials rather than replace them. SERVPRO technicians can mobilize industrial restoration equipment to help lessen the impact of a house fire in your New Providence Home. 

• Immersion cleaning equipment uses ultrasonic sound waves to dislodge and remove soot particles from solid, non-porous items. 
• Rotary brushes and machinery can help to buff damaged fabrics, carpets, and upholstery to return them to a preloss condition. 
• Using state-of-the-art drying equipment, we can limit losses associated with water used in the firefighting procedure. 

Restoring is often more cost-efficient than replacing. Contact SERVPRO of Western Union County for fire damage restoration at (908) 791-9177.