Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration in Georgia
After a fire, soot and smoke residues keep damaging materials long after the flames are out. Our fire restoration partners secure the property, clean, deodorize, and rebuild.
What fire & smoke restoration covers
Fire and smoke restoration covers board-up, soot and residue cleaning, contents pack-out, odor removal, and structural rebuild. Corrosive residues can etch metal, glass, and finishes within days if not addressed.
Our partners are IICRC Fire & Smoke Restoration (FSRT) certified and coordinate directly with your insurance adjuster.
Warning signs to call a pro
- Any active or extinguished fire damage
- Persistent smoke odor after ventilation
- Soot deposits on walls, ceilings, or HVAC vents
- Charring or heat damage to structural members
Our process
- 1Emergency board-upSecure openings and stabilize the structure.
- 2AssessmentScope soot residue types, salvageability, and odor plan.
- 3Cleaning & deodorizationHEPA vacuuming, chemical sponging, hydroxyl / ozone treatment.
- 4RebuildDrywall, paint, flooring, and finish work per Xactimate scope.
Counties we serve
Same-day dispatch and local knowledge in every service area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is fire damage covered by homeowners insurance?
Yes. Fire is a named peril on virtually every standard homeowners policy in Georgia.
Can smoke odor be fully removed?
In almost every case, yes, through a combination of source removal, HEPA cleaning, sealing, and hydroxyl / ozone treatment.
How long does fire restoration take?
Small kitchen fires are typically 2–4 weeks. Whole-home losses can take 3–9 months including rebuild.