Specialized Restoration Services
As an Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) certified, fully licensed and insured general contractor, we offer one of the most effective fire and smoke damage restoration services in Southeastern Wisconsin.
We work tirelessly to make sure that our clients are understood and meet their wants and needs during one of life's most stressful events.
Licensed & Insured General Contractor
Restoring a fire-damaged property requires precision, empathy, and specialized equipment that typical cleaners simply don't possess:
Latest Advanced Equipment
Unique Restoration Process
Highly Trained Technicians
Qualified & Certified Staff
Open & Constant Communication
We are affordable and have strong working relationships with most insurance companies (but, and we cannot stress this enough, we do not work for the insurance company; we work for YOU!).
The process of payment is simple and easy: we typically have the insurance carrier pay us directly without forcing you to pay out of pocket and wait months for reimbursement.
Our proactive approach to fire damage restoration includes taking every necessary step to mitigate unintended further consequences such as corrosive smoke damage cleanup, soot removal, and preventing long-term structural weakness caused by heat and fire.
Our commitment goes beyond addressing only the primary visible damages. Handling secondary odor migration and tertiary toxic particulates is our priority, ensuring a swift and safe return to normalcy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about recovering from fire, smoke, or soot damage? Here are answers to the most common questions our restoration specialists receive.
Do I need professional clean up services? Can I do it myself?
Dealing with fire damage is not an easy task. Before trying to do it yourself, consult a specialist first. Most fire damage restoration tasks are not DIY projects. You would need someone with a great deal of experience to determine the magnitude of the problem and guide you to the right solutions.
Do I need to move out during the restoration process?
It depends on the extent of the damage. If several parts of the property are damaged, it can put your safety at risk. It is not advisable to stay inside a heavily compromised home or office, and doing so can have adverse health effects from smoke particulates and toxic fumes. You should leave if the smoke residue is causing damage to your health. The best option is always to consult our team to help you make an informed decision.
How long does the damage restoration process take?
It is tough to give a fixed time for the entire process because every situation depends on the degree and depth of smoke, soot, and structural burn. However, we always make every effort to complete restoration in the earliest possible timeframe while upholding rigorous safety and quality standards.
Do you take care of the water used to put out the fire?
Yes, absolutely. Water used by firefighters is another critical factor that causes secondary mold growth and structural weakening. After the fire goes out, our technicians immediately extract standing water and run industrial dehumidifiers to prevent mold colonization.
Are all fires the same in nature and the extent of damage they cause?
No, they are not. Different substances produce different kinds of fires and residues. Houses or businesses with more synthetic items would have more acidic residues and smoke.
Natural substances: These include paper, wood, and many other organic materials. The residue from these substances is usually black or grey.
Protein-based substances: These substances usually leave a greasy film on surfaces. On exposure to further heat, this film can harden and attach to its surface. Usually it is difficult to remove.
Oil: Oil residues travel upwards and make stains on the ceiling. Without the aid of a professional, it is easy to miss these stains.
Facing fire, smoke, or soot damage? Request emergency assistance or speak with our certified team right now.
