Soot Residue

After a fire, it is common for a building or equipment to be covered in soot residue. This residue can be harmful to both human health and the structure itself. Insurance investigators need to determine the extent of contamination in order to properly assess the damage and determine the appropriate course of action. This is where Armstrong Forensic Laboratory can be of assistance.

When an investigator suspects soot contamination, they can request testing from Armstrong Forensic Laboratory. The laboratory will provide analysis to help determine the extent of the contamination. This information can be used to determine the scope of the repair work required.

In addition to testing for soot contamination, Armstrong Forensic Laboratory can also test for other substances that may be present after a fire, such as acid gases which accelerates corrosion. These substances can be difficult to detect without specialized equipment and testing procedures. Armstrong Forensic Laboratory has the expertise and equipment to detect even the smallest traces of these substances.

Armstrong Forensic Laboratory follows strict protocols and procedures in order to provide reliable results. The testing methods are validated through regular proficiency testing and quality assurance programs, ensuring that the results are are accurate.

In conclusion, the services provided by Armstrong Forensic Laboratory are essential for investigators dealing with fire damage cases. Their testing procedures can help determine the extent of soot residue and other substances and provide the information needed to properly assess the damage. Armstrong Forensic Laboratory provides reliable and accurate results, giving investigators the information they need to make informed decisions.