Every household, whether in the technologically advanced communities or otherwise backward societies, the effective management of fire and smoke damage has its economic repercussions.

Fires are essentially worst-case scenarios in that they often start uncontrollably that by the time they are affectively put out, what may be left from the fiery process may be nothing more than mere columns of ashes and charred structures.

In 2008 alone, close to USD 57 billion dollars worth of property and infrastructure were damaged due to natural disasters across the United States. From hurricanes to wildfires to drought and flooding to tornadoes and severe weather systems...

There have been forty major hurricanes in the Gulf Coast since the 1900, the latest of which was Hurricane Katrina...