Fire & smoke damage restoration
Miami's Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration Team
Board-up, soot and smoke cleanup, odor removal and repairs after a fire — handled in order, documented for your insurance, in Miami.
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- 24/7 emergency service
- Free estimates
- 15+ years
- Board-up and tarping to secure the building
- Soot, smoke and odor removed at the source
- Every room documented for your adjuster
Complete Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
From securing the property to rebuilding it — board-up, smoke and soot cleanup, odor removal, contents cleaning and repairs, handled by one local team.
Call (888) 314-6211Emergency Board-Up
Broken windows, doors and roof openings secured after a fire so the property is protected from weather and entry.
Learn moreSmoke & Soot Removal
Soot and smoke residue cleaned from walls, ceilings and surfaces with methods matched to the type of residue.
Learn moreOdor Treatment
Smoke odor removed at the source with cleaning, air filtration and deodorization — not masked with fragrance.
Learn moreContents Cleaning
Furniture, clothing, electronics and belongings inventoried, cleaned or documented for the claim.
Learn moreStructural Repair
Fire-damaged framing, drywall, insulation and finishes removed and rebuilt once the home is clean and dry.
Learn moreDamage Assessment
A documented walkthrough of fire, smoke and water damage — what is affected, what can be saved and what the work involves.
Learn moreWhat a Fire Leaves Behind
A fire does damage in more than one way. Each kind needs its own fix — pick one to see how it is handled.
What it does
Flames and heat char framing, drywall and finishes, and can weaken the structure well beyond the burned area.
How it is handled
We check what can be cleaned and what has to be rebuilt, then repair the structure and the finishes.
Structural RepairWhat it does
Smoke travels through vents, gaps and outlets into rooms the fire never reached, staining walls and ceilings.
How it is handled
Walls, ceilings and contents are cleaned with methods matched to the kind of smoke and the surface.
Smoke & Soot RemovalWhat it does
Soot is oily and acidic. Left on surfaces it can stain grout, discolor finishes and etch metal over time.
How it is handled
Dry sponges and specialist cleaners lift soot off without smearing it deeper into the surface.
Smoke & Soot RemovalWhat it does
Water from the hoses soaks floors, walls and insulation. Left to sit, it can lead to mold.
How it is handled
Moisture is measured and the building is dried alongside the fire cleanup, not after it.
Damage AssessmentWhat it does
The smell settles into fabric, insulation and framing, so air fresheners only cover it for a while.
How it is handled
Odor is treated at its source, then the rooms are checked again before the job is signed off.
Odor TreatmentWhat Happens After You Call
The same steps on every job, so you always know what happens next.
Step 1: Secure
Board-up and tarping protect the property.
- Board-up
- Roof tarps
- Site safety
Step 2: Assess
Every room checked for fire, smoke and water damage.
- Photos
- Residue tests
- Moisture
Step 3: Clean
Soot, smoke and odor removed at the source.
- Soot removal
- Odor treatment
- Contents
Step 4: Restore
Damaged structure and finishes rebuilt.
- Repairs
- Finishes
- Final walkthrough
The First 48 Hours After a Fire
What you do before the cleanup starts can make the damage worse or keep it from spreading.
- Wait for the fire department to say it is safe to go back inside.
- Call your insurance company and ask how to start a claim.
- Take photos and video of the damage before anything is moved.
- Keep receipts for hotel stays, meals and anything you have to buy.
- Wear gloves and a mask if you have to go inside.
- ×Do not wipe soot off walls or furniture — it smears and sets deeper.
- ×Do not run the heating or air conditioning; it spreads soot through the ducts.
- ×Do not use appliances or outlets until they have been checked.
- ×Do not eat or drink anything that was near the heat, smoke or water.
- ×Do not send smoke-damaged clothes to a regular dry cleaner; the wrong method can set the smell.
Not sure what is safe to touch? Ask before you start.
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Why Miami families call us after a fire
After a fire, the order of work matters. We secure, assess, clean and rebuild — and keep a record your insurer can use.
- Secure firstBoard-up and tarping so nothing else is lost.
- The right cleaning methodResidue tested before cleaning, so soot comes off instead of setting in.
- Odor removed, not maskedSources cleaned and treated so the smell does not return.
- Insurance-ready recordsPhotos, inventories and written scopes for your claim.
Why homeowners call us
Documentation for Your Insurance Claim
Your adjuster needs records. We document the damage as we work, so the file is ready when they ask for it.
Your policy decides what is covered. We do not promise coverage; we give your adjuster clear records.
- Photos of every affected room, before and during the work
- Moisture readings where firefighting water soaked in
- A room-by-room list of damaged contents
- A written scope of the repairs
Fire Damage Restoration Across the Miami Area
We handle fire damage from start to finish — emergency board-up, smoke and soot removal, odor treatment, contents cleaning, damage assessment and structural repair.
Every job is documented with photos and written scopes for your insurer.
We serve homeowners and businesses across the area, including the communities listed below.
Fire Damage Specialists in Miami
We are a fire and smoke damage restoration team serving Miami and the surrounding area. After a fire, we secure the property, assess the full damage and handle cleanup and repairs in the right order.
We explain what can be saved, test before we clean, and keep you and your insurer informed at every step.
Fire Damage FAQs
Q: What should I do right after a house fire?
Stay out until the fire department says it is safe, contact your insurer, and arrange board-up to secure the property.
Q: Can smoke damage be cleaned?
Much of it can, if the right method is used for the type of residue. Cleaning early prevents staining and corrosion.
Q: Will the smoke smell go away?
Yes, when the source residue is cleaned and remaining odor is treated — not just masked.
Q: Does insurance cover fire damage restoration?
Most homeowner policies cover fire damage. We document everything for your adjuster; your insurer decides coverage.
Q: Why is there water damage after a fire?
Firefighting uses a lot of water. It needs drying quickly to prevent mold.
Q: How long does fire damage restoration take?
Cleanup takes days to weeks; rebuilding can take weeks to months depending on the damage.
