Fire damage restoration generally starts with an assessment of the damage, followed by removing damaged materials, cleaning smoke and soot, addressing water used to fight the fire, and repairing the structure. Every property is different, so the plan is set after the damage is reviewed.
Assessment
Once the property is safe to enter, the damage to structure, finishes and contents is reviewed.
This review shapes the restoration plan.
Cleanup and removal
Materials that can't be saved are removed, and smoke and soot are cleaned from the surfaces that remain.
Water from firefighting often needs to be addressed as well.
Repairs and rebuilding
Next steps
Ready to talk it through? Request an estimate or call (919) 440-1477. Our response time is 60 minutes or less, and veterans receive 5% off.
Frequently asked questions
Is the owner certified in fire damage restoration?
Yes. The owner is IICRC certified in water and fire damage restoration.
Do you work on commercial fire damage?
Yes. We serve residential and commercial properties.

