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Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration — From Emergency to Move-In Ready

Complete fire and smoke restoration in Orlando. Emergency board-up, smoke and soot removal, odor elimination, water damage from firefighting, full structural rebuild. One company, start to finish.

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24/7Emergency Response
HoursWhen soot starts permanent damage
IICRCFire & Smoke Certified
100%Insurance claims handled
$0Upfront for insured jobs
XactimateEstimates accepted by all insurers
Why Immediate Response Matters

What Happens After a Fire — Time Is Critical Even After Flames Are Out

Most homeowners don't realize the fire itself is only part of the damage. Soot continues destroying surfaces for days. Water from firefighting causes mold within 48 hours. Smoke permeates every room through the HVAC. The clock starts the moment the fire is extinguished.

First Hours

Soot is acidic and begins permanently etching metal, appliances, and fixtures. Smoke penetrates HVAC and spreads odor throughout the home. Every surface exposed to soot is deteriorating.

Hours 1–24

Plastic and metal surfaces begin discoloring and corroding. Painted walls absorb smoke and odor. Countertops and cabinets can be permanently stained. Water from firefighting begins causing secondary mold risk.

Days 1–3

Soot penetrates deeper into porous surfaces. Electronics corrode from acidic soot. Grout, tile, and wood absorb smoke compounds. Salvageable contents narrow with each day.

Week 1+

Many surfaces that could have been cleaned now require replacement. Mold may begin in areas affected by firefighting water. Smoke odor becomes embedded throughout the structure.

Call Immediately After the Fire Department Clears the Scene

321-420-7274 — Ryan answers 24/7. The sooner we begin, the more we can save and the lower your final cost.

Our Process

Complete Fire Restoration — 8 Steps to Move-In Ready

Fire restoration is the most complex type of residential restoration — it combines fire damage, smoke remediation, water damage, and full reconstruction into a single coordinated scope of work.

1

Emergency Securing & Board-Up

Immediately after the fire department clears the scene, we board up windows, doors, and any openings. This prevents weather intrusion, vandalism, and further damage. A secured structure protects your insurance claim.

2

Assessment & Documentation

Complete photo and video documentation before any work begins. Every damaged surface, item, and structural element is catalogued. This documentation is the foundation of your insurance claim.

3

Smoke & Soot Removal

Dry soot is removed with HEPA vacuuming and specialized dry sponges before any wet cleaning. Wet cleaning before dry removal pushes soot deeper into surfaces. Walls, ceilings, cabinets, and all non-porous surfaces are treated.

4

Odor Elimination

A multi-method approach: thermal fogging reaches inside wall cavities and penetrates where surface cleaning cannot. Hydroxyl generators or ozone treatment for airborne odor. HVAC cleaning including all ductwork. Sealing primers on structural surfaces.

5

Water Damage From Firefighting

Firefighting water causes significant damage that must be addressed simultaneously. We extract standing water, deploy drying equipment, and prevent mold from developing in water-damaged areas.

6

Structural Assessment & Debris Removal

Structural engineers assess any areas of structural concern from the fire itself. Damaged materials — charred framing, drywall, insulation — are removed carefully with documentation for your insurance claim.

7

Contents Restoration or Pack-Out

Salvageable contents are cleaned on-site or packed out to our facility for specialized cleaning. Clothing, documents, electronics, and furniture are assessed individually for restoration potential.

8

Full Reconstruction

From framing to drywall to flooring to paint — we rebuild everything. One company handles the complete scope from emergency call to move-in ready. Your insurance adjuster deals with one point of contact.

⚠️ While You Wait for Us

DOWait for fire department clearance before re-entering
DODocument everything with photos before touching
DOCall your insurance company to open a claim
DOCall us — we can advise while in transit
DON'TWipe soot with dry cloths — it pushes deeper
DON'TRun HVAC — it spreads smoke throughout home
DON'TThrow away anything before documentation
DON'TWash smoke-damaged clothing in your home washer
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Types of Damage

Every Type of Fire-Related Damage We Address

Fire events create multiple simultaneous damage types. We address all of them — not just the fire damage itself.

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Structural Fire Damage

Charred or weakened framing, burned subflooring, compromised roof structures. Structural integrity is assessed by a licensed engineer before reconstruction begins.

Smoke & Soot on Surfaces

Soot coats every surface in a smoke-affected home — walls, ceilings, inside cabinets. Acidic soot begins permanent damage within hours of a fire.

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Smoke Odor — Full Home

Smoke travels through HVAC systems and penetrates every room, not just fire-affected areas. Odor embedded in walls, furniture, and ductwork requires multi-step elimination.

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Water Damage From Firefighting

Thousands of gallons of water are used to extinguish a house fire. This water must be extracted and dried with the same rigor as any major water damage event.

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Contents & Electronics

Appliances, electronics, furniture, clothing, and personal property. We assess each item for restoration viability and document everything for your insurance personal property claim.

Electrical Systems

Fire frequently damages electrical wiring, panels, and fixtures. Electrical systems are evaluated by a licensed electrician before any reconstruction work begins.

Odor Elimination

How We Permanently Eliminate Smoke Odor

Smoke odor cannot be masked with air fresheners or surface cleaning alone. Eliminating it permanently requires reaching every place smoke traveled — including inside walls, HVAC ducts, and structural cavities.

Thermal Fogging

A heated chemical fog is released that penetrates into the same areas smoke reached — inside wall cavities, above ceiling tiles, inside cabinets. The fog chemically bonds with and neutralizes smoke odor compounds. Highly effective for reaching areas physical cleaning cannot.

Ozone Treatment

Industrial ozone generators produce ozone (O3) which oxidizes and permanently destroys odor molecules on contact. Extremely effective for severe odor, but the home must be unoccupied during treatment and properly ventilated afterward.

Hydroxyl Generators

Produce hydroxyl radicals that destroy odor molecules. Unlike ozone, hydroxyl treatment is safe for occupied spaces and can be used simultaneously with other restoration work. Slower but highly effective for ongoing odor control.

HVAC Duct Cleaning

Smoke travels through the entire HVAC system. Ductwork is cleaned with specialized brushing and vacuum equipment. If the system has absorbed significant smoke, the air handler and ductwork may need to be sealed or replaced.

Sealing Primers

On structural surfaces where odor has penetrated deeply, specialized sealing primers lock in remaining odor compounds before drywall is installed. This prevents odor from re-emerging through new finishes.

Contents Restoration

What Can Be Saved After a Fire

Not everything in a fire-damaged home needs to be replaced. We assess every item individually and give you an honest evaluation of restoration versus replacement — because restoration costs less and preserves irreplaceable items.

Often Restorable

  • Hard, non-porous items (glass, ceramics, metals)
  • Clothing and fabrics (with pack-out ultrasonic cleaning)
  • Some electronics (depending on heat and soot exposure)
  • Documents and photographs (specialized recovery)
  • Wood furniture with surface soot only

Often Replaced

  • Upholstered furniture in directly affected rooms
  • Mattresses and bedding exposed to smoke
  • Food items and open containers
  • Medications exposed to heat or smoke
  • Insulation and drywall in fire zones

Our Pack-Out Process

For items that require specialized cleaning, we pack them out to our facility for treatment — removing the contamination and associated odor from your home while restoration proceeds.

Complete inventory of every item packed out
Item-by-item photos before and after cleaning
Ultrasonic cleaning for hard goods
Ozone and hydroxyl treatment for fabrics
Secure, climate-controlled storage during restoration
Delivery and placement back into your home
All documented for your insurance contents claim
Insurance

Fire Damage Is Almost Always Covered — We Handle Your Claim

Fire is one of the most reliably covered perils in homeowner's insurance. Your policy covers structural damage, smoke damage, water damage from firefighting, and personal property loss. We handle the entire claim process.

What Your Policy Covers

Structural repair and rebuild
Smoke and soot remediation
Water damage from firefighting
Personal property loss
Additional living expenses (ALE) during restoration
Contents cleaning and pack-out
Arson (intentional fire by owner)
Vacant home fires (check policy terms)

How We Handle Your Claim

We write Xactimate estimates — the same platform all major insurers use, eliminating line-item disputes
We communicate directly with your adjuster — you make one call and we handle it from there
We supplement estimates when adjusters miss covered items — this is common and we know how to fight for it
We document all damage before touching anything — photos, video, moisture readings, air quality
We work with public adjusters when the claim size warrants independent representation
ALE (hotel and meal costs) is coordinated through your claim when the home is uninhabitable
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“After the kitchen fire, I didn't know where to start. Ryan was on-site within the hour, boarded everything up, and completely managed my State Farm claim. The smoke smell is completely gone and my kitchen looks better than before the fire. The whole process was as painless as something like this can be.”
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Mark D.Orlando, FL — Kitchen Fire
Service Areas

Fire & Smoke Restoration Across Central Florida

Based in Orlando, we serve the entire Central Florida metro. On-site within 60 minutes in most locations.

OrlandoKissimmeeWinter ParkSanfordApopkaLake MaryOcoeeAltamonte SpringsWinter GardenWindermereCelebrationOviedoDr. PhillipsDeltonaClermontWinter SpringsCasselberryLongwood

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24/7 emergency response. Emergency board-up, smoke remediation, full reconstruction. Insurance handled start to finish. IICRC certified.

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FAQ

Fire & Smoke Restoration — Common Questions

Yes — fire damage is one of the most reliably covered perils in standard homeowner's insurance policies. This includes structural damage, smoke and soot damage, water damage from firefighting, and personal property loss. We write Xactimate estimates — the same software insurance adjusters use — so there are no disputes about what's included. We also work with public adjusters on larger claims where independent representation benefits the homeowner.
Smoke doesn't stop moving when the fire is extinguished. Soot particles are microscopic and travel through HVAC systems, penetrate walls, and settle into every porous surface in the home. Soot is acidic — it etches metal, corrodes electronics, and permanently stains surfaces within hours. In your HVAC system, smoke odor can recirculate through the entire home for months if the ductwork isn't cleaned. Every hour of delay increases the number of surfaces and materials that become permanently damaged.
Yes, but it requires more than surface cleaning. Smoke odor is embedded in porous materials — drywall, wood framing, insulation, HVAC ducts, furniture, and fabric. Full odor elimination requires a combination of methods: physical removal of heavily affected materials, HEPA cleaning of all surfaces, thermal fogging to reach into cavities, ozone or hydroxyl treatment, HVAC cleaning including ductwork, and sealing primers on structural surfaces. We use the appropriate combination for each job based on the fire type and extent of odor penetration.
Hard, non-porous items — glass, metal, some ceramics — can usually be cleaned and restored. Soft, porous items — fabric, upholstered furniture, clothing, insulation, drywall — absorb smoke odor and are often better replaced than cleaned. Electronics may or may not be salvageable depending on heat and smoke exposure. Important documents and photos can sometimes be restored through specialized document recovery services. We walk through every room with you and give honest assessments of what's worth attempting to restore versus replace.
Emergency securing and initial cleaning can begin within 24 hours. The mitigation phase — removing debris, cleaning surfaces, treating for odor — typically takes 1–2 weeks depending on the size of the fire. Full reconstruction timelines depend entirely on the extent of structural damage: a contained room fire might be 3–4 weeks, while a major house fire can take 3–6 months from start to move-in ready. We provide a written timeline during the initial estimate so you know what to expect.

Dealing With Fire or Smoke Damage?

Every hour matters. Ryan answers 24/7 — we dispatch immediately after fire department clearance. Full restoration, insurance handled, one company from emergency to move-in ready.

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