Who we are
About this site
Fire Damage Restoration Colorado Springs is a call-in referral service. It exists to make one of the hardest weeks a household can have, the week after a fire, a little easier to navigate.
What we are
What this site is, and what it is not
When you call the number on this site, your own call is connected to an independent restoration contractor who serves Colorado Springs, and you speak with them on that call. That contractor, not this site, assesses the damage, explains the work, performs it and stands behind it. We do not employ technicians, we do not visit homes, and we do not perform any restoration work.
The guides and service pages are written to help you understand fire, smoke and water damage before anyone arrives: what you are seeing, what is safe to do yourself, which steps come first and what to ask a contractor. They are general information, not a substitute for an on-site assessment, and not legal or insurance advice.
Editorial standards
How the information on this site is written
Pages explain fire damage the way a careful restoration professional would explain it to a homeowner. Facts about safety, health, standards, insurance rules and local history come from primary or authoritative sources, such as the U.S. Fire Administration, the EPA, the IICRC, the City of Colorado Springs and the Colorado Division of Insurance, and are linked on the page where they are used. The editorial policy explains how pages are researched and corrected.
What we don't do
What you will not find here
- No invented credentialsThis site does not claim licenses, certifications, awards, reviews or years in business.
- No emergency claimsThis site does not offer emergency services. If there is fire, smoke, a gas smell or an injury, call 911.
- No collection of your detailsThere are no forms. Nothing is collected for later contact, and nobody will call, text or email you after your call.
- No quotes on this siteAny terms for work are discussed and agreed directly between you and the contractor.
Checking a contractor
How to check a contractor you speak with
- Ask about their experience with fire and smoke damage and the kind of home you have.
- Ask how they follow the ANSI/IICRC S700 standard for fire and smoke damage restoration.
- Ask whether they hold any local contractor licenses needed for repair work, and how permits will be handled.
- Ask for a written scope of work before anything starts, and share it with your insurer.
- Ask how they test for lead paint and asbestos in older homes.
Talk it through
Talk to a contractor
Call to be connected with an independent restoration contractor in Colorado Springs.