Fire Damage Restoration in Orlando, FL

The first step is ensuring safety. Once cleared by the fire department, contact us for emergency fire cleanup. We’ll assess the damage and start the restoration process immediately.

Yes, our technicians specialize in soot removal cleanup and smoke damage remediation, ensuring all residues and odors are properly eliminated.

Absolutely. We employ certified fire restoration technicians trained in industry-leading techniques for safe and effective fire damage repair.

The timeline depends on the severity of the damage. Minor fire damage cleanup may take a few days, while large commercial fire restoration services can span weeks. We provide clear timelines after assessment.

Yes. We work directly with most insurance companies and can provide the necessary documentation to support your claim throughout the fire remediation services process

Smoke odor lingers because smoke particles penetrate porous materials: drywall, insulation, carpet, upholstery, cabinetry, and HVAC ductwork. Air fresheners and surface cleaning only mask the problem, which is why the smell returns days later.

Removing it properly means cleaning or removing the contaminated materials, cleaning the HVAC system so odor is not recirculated, and treating remaining surfaces with professional deodorization equipment such as hydroxyl generators, ozone treatment, or thermal fogging depending on the situation. Our team assesses which approach fits your property and handles the process end to end.

In many cases, yes. Hard surfaces, structural framing, and many contents can be cleaned and deodorized rather than replaced. Heavily saturated porous items such as certain carpets, padding, and insulation often do need to be removed, because odor cannot be fully extracted from them.

We assess each material individually and recommend cleaning where cleaning will work, so you are not paying to replace items that can be saved.

Fire restoration cost varies widely depending on how much of the property was affected, the severity of smoke and soot penetration, whether water was used in firefighting and caused secondary damage, and how much structural rebuilding is required.

A contained kitchen fire is a very different project from a fire affecting multiple rooms or the roof structure. We provide a detailed written estimate after assessing the property. Fire damage is covered under most homeowner and commercial policies, and we work directly with insurance adjusters and provide the documentation your claim needs.