Fire Damage?
Professional Fire damage inspections and exterior restoration services for homeowners across Southern Wisconsin.
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What Fire Damage Can Affect
Smoke & Soot
Can spread throught your home, causing stairs, odors, and long-term damage
Structural Damage
Hight heat can weaken walls, bearms, roofs, and foundations, compromissing, safety and stability
Water damage after FireFighting
Water used to put out fires can cause flooding, moid growth and hidden damage
Interior Damage
Fire can destroy finishes, flooring, appliances, Furniture and personal belongings
Fire Damage Affect More Than You can Imagine
Our Process
Inspection
We Assess the damage inside and out
Detailed Estimate
You receive a clear, Honest Estimate
Expert Restoration
Our team restores your property with care
Final Walkthrought
We ensure quality and your satisfaction
What to Do After a Fire
We work with your Insurance Company
We document the damage, provide accurate estimates, and work directly with your insurance adjuster to help streamline the claims process and reduce stress
Detailed damage Report
Insurance calim Documentation
Direct Communication with Adjusters
Do your every step of the way
Signs Your Property May Have Fire Damage
Stongs smoke or Burning odors
Soot or Smoke stains on walls and cellings
Discoloration or surfaces and fixtures
Warped, cracked or weakened stuctures
water damages or mold after FireFlighting
Electrical issues or damaged wiring
Visible Charring or Burned Materials
Frequently Asked Questions
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Make sure everyone is safe and do not re-enter the property until the fire department or appropriate authorities confirm it is safe. Avoid touching damaged materials, soot, or standing water. Once the property is accessible, contact a professional restoration team to assess the damage and help secure the building.
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Many homeowners insurance policies provide coverage for fire and smoke damage, but coverage depends on your specific policy and circumstances. We can help document the damage, provide photos and a detailed scope of work, while your insurance carrier determines coverage, deductibles, and claim approval.
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Yes. Smoke and soot can travel throughout a property and settle on walls, ceilings, furniture, HVAC systems, and other surfaces. Some damage may not be immediately visible, which is why a professional inspection is important after a fire.
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In many cases, yes. Professional restoration may involve specialized cleaning, deodorization, removal of damaged materials, and treatment of affected surfaces. The exact process depends on the type of smoke, the materials involved, and the extent of the damage.
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Fire damage restoration can include securing the property, damage assessment, smoke and soot cleanup, water removal and drying, demolition of materials that cannot be saved, structural repairs, drywall, painting, flooring, and complete reconstruction when necessary.
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The timeline depends on the severity of the fire and the amount of structural, smoke, soot, and water damage. Smaller projects may take several weeks, while extensive repairs or reconstruction can take several months. After the inspection, we can provide a clearer scope and project timeline.