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A fire does not stop causing damage when the flames are out. Soot is acidic and keeps etching surfaces, smoke odor settles into drywall, insulation and fabrics, and the water used to put out the fire soaks floors and walls and can lead to mold. The first days after a fire make a big difference in what can be cleaned and saved and what has to be replaced.
Our Nashville team is on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Once the fire department releases the property, we come out, inspect it for free, secure it against weather and intruders, and start the cleanup and drying. You get a clear written plan for cleaning, deodorizing and repairs, and documentation you can share with your insurance company.
Most fires leave three kinds of damage. Fire damage is the burned or charred structure and materials that have to be removed and rebuilt. Smoke and soot damage spreads far beyond the burned room, through HVAC ducts, into closets and into wall cavities, leaving residue and odor on surfaces that were never close to the flames. Water damage comes from hoses and sprinklers, and it needs the same fast extraction and drying as any other water loss. A complete fire restoration plan has to handle all three, which is why it helps to work with a team that does fire cleanup, water damage restoration in Nashville and rebuild under one roof.
Soot and smoke residue can be harmful to breathe, and fire can weaken floors, ceilings and wiring. Before you move back in, the property should be inspected for structural safety, electrical hazards and soot and smoke residue throughout the house. Follow the fire department’s guidance about when you can enter, and talk to your insurance company about temporary housing, which is sometimes approved under your policy.
Even a small kitchen fire that is put out quickly can leave a sticky, smelly residue across the whole kitchen and nearby rooms. Small fires are often more extensive than they look once smoke and soot are taken into account, so it is worth having a professional assessment before you decide to clean it yourself.
Soot residue becomes harder to remove the longer it sits, and it can permanently discolor paint, grout, countertops, metals and fabrics. Wet materials left from firefighting can start growing mold within 24 to 48 hours. Smoke odor also penetrates deeper into porous materials over time. Starting cleanup and drying early usually means more of your property can be cleaned instead of replaced.
For restaurants, offices, retail stores, warehouses and multi-unit properties, we focus on securing the building, cleaning and deodorizing in phases, and helping you reopen as quickly and safely as possible. Learn more about our commercial fire damage restoration.
We work with all insurance companies. Fire claims involve the structure, your belongings and often additional living expenses, and they require careful documentation. We provide photos, a detailed scope of work and an inventory of damaged items, and we can communicate with your adjuster. Your insurer makes the coverage decisions, and we help make sure the damage is fully documented.
We provide fire and smoke damage restoration in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Hendersonville, Mount Juliet, Smyrna, Murfreesboro, Spring Hill, Clarksville and across Middle Tennessee. Related services: mold remediation and storm damage restoration.
Had a fire? Call (629) 250-3594, 24/7, for board-up, cleanup and restoration.
Our work does not stop when the structure is dry. We handle reconstruction of everything that was removed, and if you want to go further we offer renovation and remodeling as part of the same project.
Make sure everyone is safe and follow the fire department’s instructions. Then contact your insurance company to open a claim and ask about temporary housing or living allowances, which are sometimes approved. After that, call a restoration company to secure the property and start cleanup.
Have the property inspected for structural damage, electrical hazards and soot and smoke residue throughout the house. Soot can be harmful to breathe, so the home should be properly cleaned before you move back in.
We are on call 24/7. In Nashville and nearby cities, we are typically on site within about 60 minutes once the fire department releases the property.
In most cases, yes, when soot is cleaned from all surfaces and the structure is deodorized properly. Materials with heavy smoke damage may need to be removed and replaced.
Fire is a covered peril under most homeowners policies, and many policies also cover additional living expenses. Your policy decides. We work with all insurance companies and help document the damage.
Yes. We extract the water and dry the structure as part of the fire restoration, which helps prevent mold.
We do not recommend it. Wiping soot can smear it and push it deeper into paint and fabrics, and soot residue should not be inhaled. Professional cleaning uses methods matched to the type of residue.
Emergency board-up and water removal happen right away. Cleaning and deodorizing a small kitchen fire may take a few days, while larger fires that require removing and rebuilding walls, ceilings and flooring can take several weeks. We give you a timeline once the scope is clear.
Many items with light to moderate smoke damage, such as hard furniture, dishes and some fabrics, can be cleaned. Items that are burned, melted or heavily soaked in soot may not be restorable, and we document those for your insurance claim.
Yes. We perform the reconstruction work after cleanup, including drywall, insulation, flooring and finishes.
Yes. Fire damage inspections and estimates are free.
