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SERVPRO Cleanup & Restoration Services
Artwork and Books
Artwork ranges from inexpensive framed pictures to
extremely valuable fine art. It can consist of
fragile surfaces of pastels, charcoals, and
watercolors to canvas paintings with oil pigments
and acrylics. Fire-damaged artwork will fall into
one of two categories:
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Valuable art requires the skill of a trained art
restorer (known as a conservator). The SERVPRO
professional will usually subcontract fine
art restoration to a conservator.
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Less expensive art does not warrant the costly
specialized services of a conservator.
Hardcover books can usually be restored after a
fire, though the success of restorative procedures
depends on the severity of damage. The SERVPRO
franchise professional evaluates several areas when
restoring books.
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Type of construction
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Pre-existing damage
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Water damage
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Heat damage
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Smoke residues
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Value of the book(s)
Whether books are stored on a shelf or individually
exposed to damage situations, SERVPRO
can restore the books using various methods based on
the amount of damage.
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