A shop, office, club, hotel or factory after a fire has the same soot and water as a house, plus stock, equipment and a door you want open again. The clean is planned around what has to be usable, not around a generic room count.
Shared ceilings and risers mean a unit that never had a flame can still be a smoke job. A ground-floor shop and a high-rise office are different access problems. Say which one it is.
Stock and equipment are listed the same way household contents are: restorable, or not. A smeared wipe on a wall of product makes that list worse. Leave it. Documents and electronics that got wet need to be named early, because drying time matters.
We do not publish a reopening date. The building, the insurer and what actually burned decide that. Call 0435 118 851. For houses, start with after a house fire. For the paperwork, see fire insurance claims.
No. Homes, hospitals, hotels, clubs, offices and factories are all work we take, subject to the address.
Only when the brigade has cleared the building, and without wiping soot off the stock on the way out.