Fire Damage Restoration Services in Florida

It’s best to start fire damage restoration within 24–48 hours to prevent further structural damage, limit smoke and soot penetration, and reduce the risk of mold growth from firefighting water.

Our process typically includes: • Emergency board-up and property securing. • Water extraction and drying (from firefighting). • Smoke and soot cleanup from surfaces and air. • Structural repairs and rebuilding as needed.

Yes. We use advanced deodorization techniques such as thermal fogging, ozone treatment, and HEPA air filtration to completely remove smoke odors from structures and contents.

We evaluate all items individually. Many belongings can be cleaned and restored using specialized equipment. Severely damaged items may need replacement, and we can help document them for insurance claims.

Yes, we work directly with most insurance providers to speed up the claims process, handle required documentation, and ensure the restoration aligns with your policy coverage.

Most standard homeowner’s insurance policies cover fire damage, including smoke and water damage caused by firefighting. Coverage details vary, so we recommend reviewing your policy with your insurer.

Restoration timelines depend on the extent of the damage. Minor cases can take a few days, while major structural repairs can take several weeks. We provide a detailed timeline after inspection.

Never enter without clearance from fire officials. Structural instability, lingering smoke, and hazardous debris can pose serious risks. We assess safety before beginning any work.