Fire and smoke damage restoration
After a fire, the damage keeps going: soot is acidic, smoke odor settles into everything porous, and the water used to put the fire out starts its own problems. We secure the property, clean what can be saved and coordinate the rebuild. Serving Southern California. Call (888) 927-9770.
What to do right now
Don't go back in until the fire department says it's safe.
Don't wipe soot off walls or furniture — it smears and sets.
Don't run the heating or air conditioning; it spreads soot through the ducts.
Photograph everything, then call your insurer and us.
What we do
Board-up and roof tarping to secure the property.
Water removal and drying from firefighting.
Soot and smoke cleaning of structure and contents.
Odor removal at the source, not a perfume over it.
Contents pack-out, cleaning and storage.
Rebuild coordination through licensed trades.
Wildfire smoke
Homes miles from a fire can still take in smoke and ash through vents and gaps. We clean, deodorize and document wildfire smoke damage for your claim.
Firefighting water left in walls can lead to mold — see water damage and mold remediation. Questions about insurance? See how it works.
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Often, yes. Hard surfaces clean well; soft goods depend on the material and how long the smoke sat.
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Odor hides in insulation, ducts and wall cavities. If those aren't treated, it returns on the next warm day.
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Fire and smoke are covered causes of loss in most homeowners policies, but your policy decides. We document the damage so your adjuster can review it.
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We coordinate repairs through licensed trades, so you deal with one company from start to finish.
Fire and smoke guides
What to do after a fire, and how to clean up wildfire smoke and ash safely. See all guides
