Our Fire Restoration Process
Not every situation is the same when it comes to fire and smoke damage losses. Each situation will call for a specific solution, although the remediation process mainly stays the same. Here’s how our fire restoration process works:
Our certified staff is on call 24/7 no matter the time or date to ensure the fastest response time if the unthinkable should occur. We will work directly with your insurance company to navigate the claims process and coordinate all of the necessary paperwork for a quicker and easier experience. When our team of experts perform your fire damage restoration work, you can focus on other issues and leave the rest up to us. We are proud to be the company insurance providers, their agents, and adjusters rely on to serve the essential needs of policyholders, all while still maintaining the highest quality of service that has led us to becoming the highest rated fire damage restoration company in the business. Through our knowledge and experience restoring fire and smoke damaged homes and businesses, we have created exceptional practices and leveraged burgeoning technology to help the industry move towards becoming more efficient. You can rely on us to get you back to the normal you know.
Frequently Asked Question
Contact a local disaster relief agency and your insurance company for immediate assistance, especially if you’ve been displaced. Try to locate any necessary documents you’ll need, like a driver’s license and other records, but don’t enter the structure unless the fire department has deemed it safe for you to do so, first.
Most restoration companies also provide board-up services to prevent possible theft. A proper board-up should include using plywood bolted from inside the dwelling over windows. The front door should have a secure lock.
The length of time varies on the extent of the damage. Additionally, local authorities and insurance professionals will also want to investigate the damage before the restoration company can start the clean-up. A small fire can take just a few weeks, whereas major losses could take many months.