How soon should I call after a fire?

Immediately. The sooner cleanup begins, the greater the chance of saving your belongings and preventing permanent damage from soot, smoke, and water used to extinguish the fire.

Is it safe to stay in my home after fire damage?

Not usually. Smoke and soot can be toxic, and structural damage may not be visible. We’ll advise you after inspection whether areas are safe to occupy.

Can you get rid of the smoke smell completely?

Yes. We use advanced deodorization methods that neutralize smoke odors at the molecular level. Our goal is to eliminate odors entirely, not just cover them up.

What happens to my personal belongings?

We carefully inventory, clean, and deodorize salvageable items—including furniture, clothing, electronics, and keepsakes. Items beyond repair are documented for insurance.

Do you work with insurance?

Absolutely. We provide thorough documentation, photos, and detailed reports to help streamline your claim. Our team often works directly with adjusters to make the process smoother.

How long does cleanup take?

It depends on the extent of fire and smoke damage. Minor smoke cleanup may take a few days; severe fire restoration can take weeks. We’ll give you a clear timeline after inspection.

Is the smell dangerous or just unpleasant?

Both. Lingering smoke and soot particles can trigger respiratory issues and long-term health risks. Fast cleanup improves safety and indoor air quality.