A fire and smoke damage restoration service typically includes the following:

1. Emergency Response & Assessment – Immediate inspection of the damage to determine the extent of fire, smoke, and soot impact.

2. Securing the Property – Boarding up windows, doors, and damaged structures to prevent further damage and unauthorized entry.

3. Water Removal & Drying – If water was used to extinguish the fire, professionals extract water and use industrial-grade drying equipment.

4. Soot & Smoke Removal – Specialized cleaning to remove soot from walls, ceilings, and surfaces, as well as deodorization to eliminate smoke odor.

5. Debris & Damaged Material Removal – Safe disposal of burned or irreparably damaged items, including furniture, insulation, and structural components.

6. Deep Cleaning & Sanitization – Use of industrial cleaners and equipment to restore salvageable surfaces and prevent secondary damage like mold.

7. Air Purification & Odor Removal – Advanced filtration systems, such as HEPA air scrubbers and ozone treatments, to eliminate lingering smoke odors.

8. Structural Repairs & Reconstruction – Repairing walls, floors, ceilings, and other structures affected by fire or smoke.

9. Content Restoration – Cleaning and restoring salvageable furniture, documents, and personal belongings.

10. Final Inspection & Documentation – Ensuring the property is safe and restored, often with documentation for insurance claims.