Belleville, Ont. residents clean up neighbourhood after styrofoam fire
“I didn’t think it was going to be this bad of a mess, but it’s a mess,” says area resident Mark Soule. “We got the gutters cleaned, the neighbours have all been going around cleaning. We’ve got wonderful neighbours, they helped clean up our yard while we were away. It’s been a joint effort.”
Since the fire happened on private property, people who have costs associated with their cleanup or damage will have to go through their insurance directly.“We started cleaning up, and this is now the second time cleaning up,” Gerhard Neumann, who lives in the impacted area, says. “The eavestroughs are all plugged up and they are full of debris. If we get any rain, that would be really messy, because the black stuff will run through the walls and everywhere.
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