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Whether you have a small kitchen grease fire or a catastrophic home fire, we are here to help you through the recovery process. Experts in damage recovery, our specialists are certified in fire restoration and will restore any home to its pre-loss conditions. Call Restoration Local® now for a damage assessment and free quote.
What is Fire Damage Restoration?
Fire restoration includes cleaning soot damage, removing strong smoke odors, and replacing structural materials in your home. We specialize in repairing anything from minor to catastrophic damage after a house fire. Call now for a no-obligation free quote from a professional fire damage restoration specialist near you.
What are the Common Causes of Fire Damage?
- Candles
- Christmas Tree Fires
- Creosote Buildup in Chimneys and Fireplaces
- Electrical Fires
- Fireworks
- Flammable Liquids
- Lightning Strikes
- Malfunctioning Electric Blankets
- Malfunctioning or Improperly Used Space Heaters
- Oil or Grease Fires
- Small Kitchen Fires
- Smoking
- Turkey Fryer Fires
What are the Effects of Fire Damage?
Depending on the severity, a house fire can cause cosmetic and structural damage and ruin personal property.
- Cosmetic Damage: Black smoke and soot can stain ceilings, walls, carpeting, floors, furniture, and fabrics. Over time, soot can corrode metals. Depending on the damage, repairs include painting, refinishing, or even replacing some items.
- Structural Damage: Severe fires may damage walls or even your roof. Water from firefighting efforts can also severely weaken walls or flooring. In rare cases, a fire can weaken the structural integrity of your home.
- Personal Property Damage: Fire and water can damage furniture, electronics, books, photographs, musical instruments, and many other items.
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Whether you have a small candle fire or an out-of-control kitchen fire, our restoration professionals are trained and certified to repair the damage. Let our fire damage contractors give you peace of mind during your emergency. Call now for fire restoration near you.
What is the Fire Damage Restoration Process?
Although the exact fire damage cleanup process will vary, most restoration includes soot removal, odor removal, cleaning, and repairs. Our fire restoration contractors can explain the exact process for your home and answer any other questions you have.
- Tarp and Board-Up: After providing a free estimate, our fire restoration contractors will tarp and board up your home to keep out nature and unwanted pests.
- Water Removal and Dry Out: If necessary, they will remove water from firefighting efforts and dry out your home.
- Deep Cleaning: Next, our specialists clean up the damage and remove stains and debris. Additional services like air purification and off-site contents restoration are also available.
- Deodorize and Disinfect: Then they remove smoke odors with air scrubbers. If there was water from firefighting efforts, they also disinfect to prevent mold.
- Structural Repairs: Depending on the type of damage, they may need to replace structural elements to keep your home safe.
- Reconstruction: Finally, they will rebuild your home. Depending on the damage, this may involve anything from painting walls and refinishing floors to installing new walls and cabinets. Your restoration contractor will explain this process in advance.
How Much Does Fire Restoration Cost?
The average cost for fire damage restoration is $12,600. Depending on the extent of the damage and other factors, it can range anywhere from $3,200 to $27,000. Our restoration contractors will assess the damage and provide a free cost estimate.
What Determines the Price of Fire Damage Cleanup?
Several factors determine the cost of repair after a fire. However, every situation is unique and different factors may apply. Once our fire damage contractors survey your home, they will provide a detailed estimate.
- Cause of the Fire: The source will impact the total price. For example, a cooking oil fire is usually less expensive to repair than a furnace fire.
- Size of the Area: A large house fire is more expensive to repair than a small bathroom.
- Length of Time: The repairs will get more expensive the longer the damage is left untreated.
- Materials Involved: The materials involved also impact the price. Carpeting is usually less expensive to replace than hardwood floors.
- Accessibility: Areas that are difficult to access are more expensive to restore than damage in open areas.
- If Additional Services are Required: Additional services like air duct cleaning, content cleaning, mold remediation, or water damage restoration will increase the total amount.
- Amount of Reconstruction: Sanding and refinishing floors and painting stained drywall will be less expensive than needing to install brand new items. You may also decide to remodel a fire-damaged space as well.
Does Home Insurance Cover Fire Damage?
Most homeowners insurance policies will cover the cost of fire damage clean after a sudden accident. Our restoration specialists are experienced in the claims process and can even bill your carrier directly.
What Types of Fire Damage Do We Repair?
From electrical shorts to kitchen fires, our restoration contractors can handle any type of fire damage. They will clean smoke damage, remove odors, and repair damage. If you need fire cleanup or repair services, call now to talk with one of our restoration specialists near you.
What Rooms are Likely to be Affected by Fire Damage?
Although fires can affect any room, certain factors make specific rooms more prone to fire damage.
- Kitchens: Nearly half of all home fires occur in the kitchen. From food left unattended to baked-on grease in the oven, there are numerous fire hazards in the kitchen.
- Bedrooms: After kitchens, bedrooms have the next highest risk of fire damage. Candles and malfunctioning space heaters or electric blankets are the leading cause of bedroom fires.
- Bathrooms: In bathrooms, candles and malfunctioning personal electrical devices like hairdryers and curling irons cause the most fires.
Why Hire a Fire Restoration Company?
Even a small kitchen fire can be a challenge to clean up. Fire restoration companies have the training and equipment to repair the damage quickly. Plus, they use specialized cleaning processes to restore your home fast. They can even repair additional damage from water and mold. For immediate fire restoration services, call 877-941-2788 for a no-risk free quote. Our fire damage contractors can begin work immediately once you approve our estimate.
- Always Free Estimates: Our technicians assess the damage and provide a free quote for restoration services.
- 24-Hour Emergency Fire Restoration: With our 24-hour emergency response, we can start repairs immediately.
- 30-Minute Response Time: Our experts arrive in 30-minutes to limit damage and start cleanup fast.
- Licensed and Insured: All of our restoration technicians are properly insured and licensed.
- Professional Equipment and Techniques: They use state-of-the-art equipment and advanced fire damage restoration techniques.
- Local Professionals: Our local fire professionals are trained and certified to restore your house safely.
- We Work With Your Insurance Company: They accept all policies and can work with your insurance carrier directly.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fire Damage Restoration
Whether you are concerned about the price or your family’s safety, it’s normal to have questions about fire damage repair services. These are some of the most frequently asked questions about the fire cleanup services we offer. Call us now if you still have questions about our fire restoration services.
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How To Put Out and Even Prevent Dryer Fires
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How to Put Out a Grease Fire in the Kitchen?
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