Fire Damage Restoration in Missouri
Fire or smoke damage in Missouri? Call toll free and we will connect you 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
Quick answer
After a fire in Missouri, wait for the fire department to clear the building, protect the property, photograph the damage, call your insurer and call (833) 917-4160. A local company can then explain how soot, smoke and water cleanup will work.
Fire damage in Missouri
Cold winters push heating equipment, chimneys and space heaters, and older housing in some neighborhoods raises electrical and wiring concerns. Wildfire is a smaller concern in much of Missouri, but smoke from distant fires can still travel long distances and reach indoor air.
Nationally, cooler months are the busiest time for house fires. NFPA research for 2013 to 2017 found that November through March accounted for 47 percent of home structure fires, so heating equipment, chimneys and electrical loads deserve attention before winter.
Main cities we cover in Missouri
Services available across Missouri
- Emergency Fire Damage Cleanup
- Smoke and Soot Removal
- Smoke Odor Removal
- Fire and Water Damage Restoration
- Kitchen Fire Damage Restoration
- Wildfire Smoke Damage Cleanup
- Contents Cleaning and Pack Out
- Board Up and Roof Tarping After a Fire
- Fire Damage Repair and Reconstruction
- Commercial Fire Damage Restoration
Insurance and licensing in Missouri
Many standard homeowners, renters and commercial policies cover fire, smoke and firefighting water, but limits, deductibles and exclusions differ. Your Missouri insurance regulator can explain how claims should be handled, and you can find it in the NAIC directory. Find yours through the NAIC state insurance department directory. Contractor licensing rules differ by state and city, so ask each company what applies to your project and verify it.
Find your Missouri city
We list 347 cities and 517 ZIP codes in Missouri.
Andrew County
Audrain County
Bates County
Benton County
Boone County
Buchanan County
Caldwell County
Callaway County
Carroll County
Cass County
- Archie
- Belton
- Cleveland
- Creighton
- Drexel
- East Lynne
- Freeman
- Garden City
- Harrisonville
- Peculiar
- Pleasant Hill
- Raymore
- Strasburg
Chariton County
Clay County
Clinton County
Cole County
Cooper County
Daviess County
DeKalb County
Franklin County
- Beaufort
- Berger
- Catawissa
- Gerald
- Gray Summit
- Grubville
- Labadie
- Leslie
- Lonedell
- Luebbering
- New Haven
- Pacific
- Robertsville
- Saint Albans
- Saint Clair
- Stanton
- Sullivan
- Union
- Villa Ridge
- Washington
Gasconade County
Gentry County
Harrison County
Henry County
Holt County
Howard County
Jackson County
- Blue Springs
- Buckner
- Grain Valley
- Grandview
- Greenwood
- Independence
- Kansas City
- Lees Summit
- Levasy
- Lone Jack
- Oak Grove
- Sibley
Jefferson County
- Arnold
- Barnhart
- Cedar Hill
- Crystal City
- De Soto
- Dittmer
- Festus
- Hematite
- Herculaneum
- High Ridge
- Hillsboro
- House Springs
- Imperial
- Kimmswick
- Liguori
- Mapaville
- Morse Mill
- Pevely
Johnson County
Lafayette County
Lincoln County
Livingston County
Miller County
Montgomery County
Morgan County
Nodaway County
Pettis County
Platte County
Randolph County
Ray County
Saline County
St Francois County
St. Charles County
- Augusta
- Cottleville
- Defiance
- Flinthill
- Foristell
- Lake Saint Louis
- New Melle
- O'Fallon
- Portage Des Sioux
- Saint Charles
- Saint Peters
- Wentzville
- West Alton
St. Clair County
St. Francois County
St. Louis County
- Ballwin
- Bridgeton
- Chesterfield
- Earth City
- Eureka
- Fenton
- Florissant
- Hazelwood
- Maryland Heights
- Saint Ann
- Saint Louis
- Valley Park
- Wildwood
Ste. Genevieve County
Vernon County
Warren County
Washington County
Questions about fire damage in Missouri
Who does fire damage cleanup in Missouri?
An independent local restoration company that covers your Missouri location and sets its own pricing. Fire Damage Restoration USA is a referral service that connects your call.
Does homeowners insurance in Missouri cover fire damage?
Many standard policies cover fire, smoke and the water used to put out a fire, and some also cover living expenses while the home is unlivable. Limits and deductibles vary. Contact your insurer and, if you have questions about claim handling, your Missouri insurance regulator.
How do I check a restoration contractor in Missouri?
Licensing rules differ by state and city. Ask the company whether a license is required for this work where you live, request the license number and proof of liability insurance, and confirm both with your Missouri or local licensing office. Ask whether technicians hold IICRC fire and smoke training.
Where do I get a fire report in Missouri?
Ask the fire department that responded. In some places that is a city department, and in others a county, district or volunteer department. Ask for the incident number as well.
Which Missouri cities do you cover?
We list 347 cities and 517 ZIP codes in Missouri. Browse the list on this page or call (833) 917-4160 and the operator will confirm your ZIP code.
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