Fire Damage Restoration in Orange County

Once the fire department releases the property, we can usually be on site within 45 minutes to board up, tarp and start pulling water. The sooner soot comes off, the more surfaces we can save.

Often, yes. Wildfire smoke leaves fine ash and odor in attics, vents, carpet and fabrics. We inspect, document it with photos and testing where needed, and give your adjuster a written scope.

Yes. We secure the unit, clean and deodorize, and document damage to shared walls and neighboring units so the HOA and each carrier can sort out coverage.

Often, yes. Smoke and soot travel through the house and the HVAC system and settle on surfaces far from the fire. Soot is acidic and can stain and etch finishes within days, so rooms the fire never touched still need cleaning.

It's best not to. Water and household cleaners can smear soot into paint and fabric and make the stain permanent. Dry sponges and HEPA vacuums come first, then the right cleaner for each surface.

Many can. Clothing, furniture, electronics and documents often clean up well with the right method. We pack them out, clean them off site and list anything that can't be saved for your claim.