Fire Damage Removal and Restoration Near You, Nationwide
Fire, smoke and soot damage in your home or business? Call toll free and get connected with an independent local restoration company that covers your city.
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Tell the operator your city, what happened and whether the fire department has cleared the building. You will be connected with a local provider that covers your area.
(833) 917-4160Fire damage? Call toll free now
- Give your city and ZIP code
- Say what happened and whether the fire is out
- Ask the company about its license and insurance
Fire damage restoration services
Every fire is different. These are the services callers ask about most.
Emergency Fire Damage Cleanup
The first days after the fire department leaves: securing the property, removing debris and stopping further damage.
Learn moreSmoke and Soot Removal
Professional cleaning of soot, ash and smoke residue from walls, ceilings, contents and HVAC systems.
Learn moreSmoke Odor Removal
Why smoke smell lingers and how restoration crews remove it from structure, contents and ductwork.
Learn moreFire and Water Damage Restoration
Drying and cleanup for the water left behind by fire hoses and sprinklers, handled together with the fire damage.
Learn moreKitchen Fire Damage Restoration
Cleanup for cooking fires: grease and protein residue, cabinets, appliances and smoke that spread to the rest of the home.
Learn moreWildfire Smoke Damage Cleanup
Cleaning ash and smoke residue from homes affected by wildfire smoke, even when the flames never reached the property.
Learn moreContents Cleaning and Pack Out
Inventory, cleaning and storage of furniture, clothing, electronics and keepsakes while the building is restored.
Learn moreBoard Up and Roof Tarping After a Fire
Temporary protection for broken windows, doors and burned roofs so weather, animals and trespassers stay out.
Learn moreFire Damage Repair and Reconstruction
Rebuilding after cleanup: structural repairs, drywall, flooring, paint and finish work.
Learn moreCommercial Fire Damage Restoration
Fire and smoke restoration for offices, restaurants, retail, apartments and other commercial properties.
Learn moreHow getting help works
Call toll free
Tell the operator your city, ZIP code and what happened.
Get connected
You are connected with an independent company that covers your area.
Crew assesses
The company inspects, explains the plan and the expected cost.
Clean and restore
Soot, smoke, odor and water are handled, and repairs follow if needed.
Quick answer
After the fire department clears the building, protect the property, photograph the damage, call your insurer and call a restoration company at (833) 917-4160. Soot and moisture keep causing damage until they are removed.
Fire damage removal that follows industry standards
The ANSI/IICRC S700 Standard for Professional Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration describes how professionals assess fire residues and odors in a building, its systems and its contents, and how they plan and document restoration cleaning. We encourage you to ask any company about its training and how it approaches your loss.
What gets damaged and how fast
| When | What can happen |
|---|---|
| First hours | Soot settles on surfaces. Open windows and roofs expose the building to weather. Wet materials start absorbing water. |
| 24 to 48 hours | Acidic residue can begin to stain and corrode. Mold can begin to grow on wet materials, according to the EPA. |
| Days to weeks | Odor settles into porous materials. Metal, glass and finishes can etch or tarnish. Costs and cleanup time often grow. |
NFPA research covering 2013 to 2017 counted about 354,400 home structure fires a year in the United States, with cooking as the leading cause at about 173,200. Cooler months matter: November through March accounted for 47 percent of home fires.
Who we are and who does the work
Fire Damage Restoration USA is a referral service. We are not a contractor and do not perform the work. When you call, we connect you with an independent local restoration company. The company sets its own prices, schedules the job and is responsible for the work. Read our referral disclosure and about page for details, and use our hiring checklist before you agree to anything.
Common questions
Who does the fire damage work?
An independent local restoration company that covers your area and sets its own pricing. Fire Damage Restoration USA is a referral service. We connect your call, and the company explains its process and cost before work begins.
What does fire damage removal include?
Securing the building, removing burned and wet debris, cleaning soot and smoke residue, treating odor, cleaning belongings and, when needed, rebuilding. The exact scope depends on the fire and is set by the company after inspection.
How soon should I call after a fire?
As soon as the fire department says the building is safe to enter. Soot can stain and etch surfaces, odors settle into materials and firefighting water can lead to mold, so early action usually saves more.
Will insurance cover fire damage restoration?
Many homeowners, renters and commercial policies cover fire, smoke and the water used to fight a fire. Coverage, limits and deductibles vary, so call your insurer early and keep photos and receipts.
Do you cover my city?
We list 10,323 cities and 17,490 ZIP codes across 48 states. Find your state in the directory below or call and the operator will confirm your ZIP code.
Is smoke odor removable?
Yes in most cases, but it takes cleaning the residue first and then treating what remains. Covering the smell with fresheners usually fails because the source is still there.
Can I stay in my home after a fire?
Often not right away. Damaged utilities, soot, structural problems and poor air can make a fire damaged home unsafe. Ask the fire department and the restoration company before you return.
Do you help businesses?
Yes. Callers include homeowners, renters, landlords, property managers and business owners. Tell the operator what kind of property it is.
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Alabama
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318 cities, 466 ZIP codesArizona
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97 cities, 322 ZIP codesArkansas
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166 cities, 225 ZIP codesCalifornia
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601 cities, 1,585 ZIP codesColorado
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153 cities, 377 ZIP codesConnecticut
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269 cities, 429 ZIP codesDelaware
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57 cities, 96 ZIP codesFlorida
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159 cities, 623 ZIP codesGeorgia
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150 cities, 353 ZIP codesHawaii
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27 cities, 69 ZIP codesIdaho
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11 cities, 14 ZIP codesIllinois
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367 cities, 489 ZIP codesIndiana
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142 cities, 245 ZIP codesIowa
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59 cities, 61 ZIP codesKansas
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109 cities, 187 ZIP codesKentucky
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141 cities, 210 ZIP codesLouisiana
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84 cities, 256 ZIP codesMaine
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414 cities, 441 ZIP codesMaryland
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190 cities, 255 ZIP codesMassachusetts
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478 cities, 646 ZIP codesMichigan
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466 cities, 688 ZIP codesMinnesota
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418 cities, 580 ZIP codesMississippi
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58 cities, 83 ZIP codesMissouri
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347 cities, 517 ZIP codesNebraska
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92 cities, 171 ZIP codesNevada
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52 cities, 199 ZIP codesNew Hampshire
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182 cities, 209 ZIP codesNew Jersey
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473 cities, 603 ZIP codesNew Mexico
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14 cities, 15 ZIP codesNew York
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363 cities, 674 ZIP codesNorth Carolina
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322 cities, 599 ZIP codesNorth Dakota
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44 cities, 58 ZIP codesOhio
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278 cities, 352 ZIP codesOklahoma
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131 cities, 287 ZIP codesOregon
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213 cities, 309 ZIP codesPennsylvania
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323 cities, 466 ZIP codesRhode Island
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70 cities, 90 ZIP codesSouth Carolina
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156 cities, 266 ZIP codesSouth Dakota
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119 cities, 134 ZIP codesTennessee
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545 cities, 782 ZIP codesTexas
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668 cities, 1,403 ZIP codesUtah
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103 cities, 192 ZIP codesVermont
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18 cities, 18 ZIP codesVirginia
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52 cities, 173 ZIP codesWashington
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209 cities, 419 ZIP codesWest Virginia
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142 cities, 233 ZIP codesWisconsin
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444 cities, 581 ZIP codesWyoming
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29 cities, 40 ZIP codesFire damage guides

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