Once the fire department confirms it's safe, avoid entering the home until it's been assessed, and call a restoration company right away for board-up and stabilization. Don't attempt to clean soot yourself, since improper cleaning can grind residue deeper into surfaces and make odor removal harder later.

No. Smoke odor can seem stubborn because it soaks into drywall, insulation, carpet, and fabrics, but professional odor removal treatments target the source of the smell rather than just covering it up. Most homes are fully deodorized as part of the mitigation process.

We treat board-up and property stabilization as an emergency priority and respond as fast as possible to secure your home from weather, theft, and further damage. This is typically one of the very first things we do on-site.

Most homeowners insurance policies cover fire damage, including emergency mitigation services like board-up, soot cleanup, and odor removal. We provide the detailed documentation adjusters need to support your claim.

Yes. We handle emergency mitigation and also offer full reconstruction services, including drywall, flooring, painting, trim, and cabinetry. One company can manage your project from the first emergency call through the final repair.

That depends on the extent of structural, electrical, and air quality damage, which is why we recommend a professional assessment before spending time inside. We'll let you know what areas are safe and what precautions to take during the mitigation process.