Emergency board-up through full reconstruction — our certified team handles every phase of fire damage recovery and coordinates directly with your insurance carrier throughout.
A structure fire creates multiple simultaneous damage streams. The fire itself destroys materials through direct combustion. Smoke and soot penetrate every unsealed surface, embedding in porous materials. Water from firefighting soaks structural elements and contents. And the toxic byproducts of burning synthetics continue to off-gas after extinguishment, degrading metals, fabrics, and finishes.
Effective fire restoration requires certified expertise in each of these damage types — and a coordinated approach that treats the whole structure, not just the visibly burned areas.
From slow-burning, low-heat fires involving plastic and rubber. Smears easily and has a strong, pungent odor. Requires specialized cleaning agents.
From fast-burning, high-heat fires. Powdery residue that penetrates deeply into porous surfaces. Easier to clean but harder to fully eliminate.
From kitchen fires involving food. Nearly invisible but creates strong odors and discolors surfaces. Extremely difficult to remove without professional treatment.
We arrive to board up openings, tarp damaged roof sections, and secure the structure against weather intrusion and unauthorized entry.
Our team documents all fire, smoke, and water damage thoroughly with photos, moisture readings, and written scopes — formatted for your insurance adjuster.
Firefighting water must be addressed immediately. We extract standing water and dry structural materials to prevent secondary mold growth.
Using HEPA vacuums, dry chemical sponges, and specialty cleaning agents matched to the soot type, we remove smoke residue from all affected surfaces throughout the structure.
Thermal fogging, ozone treatment, and hydroxyl generators eliminate smoke odor at the molecular level — not just masking it. We treat structural cavities, not just surface areas.
Our reconstruction team handles all build-back work — framing, drywall, flooring, cabinets, paint, and trim — returning your property to pre-fire condition.
Not everything damaged by fire needs to be discarded. Our contents specialists evaluate furniture, electronics, clothing, documents, and personal items to determine what can be professionally cleaned and restored versus what must be replaced. We provide itemized content documentation for your insurance claim.