Fire Restoration
A fire is one of the things homeowners fear the most. Fires are often challenging to control and can quickly destroy everything in their wake. Even a small fire can cause extensive damage to your home. You must peel away the damage before life can return to normal, and your home can be safely rebuilt. Our fire restoration professionals clean up and remove fire-damaged materials, remove unsalvageable belongings, and prepare your home for professional repairs.
In an emergency, call us for service ASAP
We are an IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification) certified firm. That means each of our team members has gone through specific industry training to perform Water Restoration, Mold Restoration and Fire and Smoke Restoration services.
IICRC#226736
Fire Restoration Service Steps
Step 1
Inspect the Damage
Every home fire is different. Our restoration experts will come to your home to determine how best to proceed.
Step 2
Water Removal
The water used by homeowners or the fire department to extinguish a fire can cause as much damage as the fire itself. We begin by proceeding with our water removal protocol.
Step 3
Soot and Smoke Damage Restoration
The smoke and soot left behind after a house fire can be challenging to eliminate. The experts at CFL Restoration will get your house back to normal.
24/7/365 Emergency Response
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fire Restoration
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The first thing you should do once the fire is contained and everyone is safe is to call CFL Restoration. Our technicians are available day or night, 365 days a year. After we come to inspect your home, we can give you a clear idea of what steps to take next.
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We do not recommend homeowners try to remove fire damage themselves. The soot and smoke left behind from a fire can damage your lungs if you are not adequately protected. It's best to leave these kinds of jobs to the professionals.
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Depending upon the extent of the damage and the location of the fire in your home, it may or may not be safe for you to stay in your house during the restoration process. Many homeowners prefer to leave their homes during the process simply because it's more comfortable. Our team can give you a better idea of what's safest when we arrive on-site.
