Hospitality Industry Property Risks: Minnesota Restaurant Kitchen Fire Results In Extensive Equipment, Inventory And Water Damage

An insurance adjuster was on the site to assess the damage…based on how the bids come in to repair damage and replace equipment and inventory, the determination would be made about fixing and opening again.

Restaurant Fire“…the Red-wood Falls Fire Department called Thursday night to put out the fire and then called back Friday and Saturday to address persistent smoldering… the sprinklers went off water damage also became an issue…three inches of water that had to be removed…”

At 6:30 p.m. this past Thursday, a Christmas party was being held at The Rusty Bucket. About that time Oman noticed something that would dramatically change what she would be doing for the next few months. “I noticed there were flames coming out from behind the broiler,” she said.

After attempts were made to put the fire out with a fire extinguisher, it was determined the fire was not going down.
So, everyone in the facility was sent out of the building, and Oman called 911. Just four days later Oman stood looking at the damage that fire caused to the entire restaurant and bar.

For more:  http://www.redwoodfallsgazette.com/article/20121219/NEWS/121219465/1001/NEWS

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