Fire Restoration

Fire Restoration Is Not a DIY Project

DIY restoration might be able to save you some money with the initial process, but it’s not a great idea – except in the event of a minimal fire with very little residual damage.

Here’s the thing. While fires leave behind char and soot and smoke damage, that damage could lead to other issues.

For example, take chemicals and materials that were potentially burned or exposed during the fire. Things like foam, plastic, fabrics and even wood could potentially have chemicals in them. When the fire started, those chemicals might have reacted.

The air could be contaminated around the fire damage, but the surfaces could also be contaminated. We have the appropriate safety equipment for the task.

Cleanup requires some specific equipment for your protection. We’re not just talking about a face mask and some safety goggles. We’re talking about protective equipment and commercial cleaning supplies to really clean up the soot and the smoke damage that may otherwise linger.

Trying to handle fire restoration as a DIY project could actually lead to extra expenses or time when you realize it’s not that simple to clean up and restore after a fire.

What NOT to Do After a Fire

When a fire has occurred, there are some specific things that you should avoid doing. These are for your safety, as well as for the purpose of the cleaning and restoration process.

• Do not turn on or use any gas or electric appliances and utilities until they are cleared for safety
• Do not try to enter the residence until it is cleared for safety
• Do not attempt to use or move your vehicle unless you know it is safe to do so
• Do not worry about cleaning. That’s what we’re here to help with.

What To Do After a Fire

While there are some things you can’t or shouldn’t do, there are plenty of things that you CAN do!

Here are a few for you:

• Let loved ones know about the fire and details like injuries and who is safe
• Comfort and care for any pets
• Inform your utility services of the fire
• Work through the incident report process
• Document damage from the fire with notes and photographs of details
• Figure out which important documents might need to be replaced and start that process
• Seek emotional support and counseling if needed
• Start an insurance claim. We can help with that!

So where do we come in? We can help you from beginning to end, including cleanup, restoration, and even working with your insurance.

24/7 Response Team Available

We want to be there for you in your time of need. That’s why we have a 24/7 emergency response team. We are always at your service.

Disaster doesn’t schedule a time that’s convenient for you, so why should you have to wait for help when you need it the most?

Insurance Claim Assistance

If your home is covered by homeowner’s insurance, you should be able to file a claim for fire damage as well as fire restoration. With any luck, this will cover the necessary cost of restoration and cleanup, as well as replacing belongings that may have been damaged.

We employ an in-house claims department that can work directly with your insurance so that you don’t have to worry about it.

Our trained estimators will complete a thorough inspection of the damage to prepare an estimate for your needs and for your insurance company. With the help of your own notes of loss, we will work with you to get your claim processed and covered by insurance for cleaning and restoration.

Our Skilled Team is Here to Help

Our team is backed by more than 25 years of experience in the restoration field. This includes smoke and fire damage, odor removal, and water damage restoration.

Our crew will treat you with the utmost professionalism while they work with you through this tragedy and help restore your home to its former beauty. We’re here to serve you. All of our work is guaranteed.

We also have in-house legal counsel should they be needed for the claims process.

After reaching out, Our emergency response team can be on their way to any South Florida location rapidly. You just have to make the call.