Skip to content
Fire DamageRestoration Colorado Springs
Call Now (719) 789-8600

Services

Fire and smoke restoration services across Colorado Springs

Every fire leaves a different mix of damage: soot near the source, smoke film far from it, water below it and openings in the shell of the house. Choose the service closest to what you are seeing, or call and describe it.

Call Now(719) 789-8600

Not sure where to start? Describe what you see on the call.

All services

  • Workers carrying plywood sheets to cover a window opening on a two-story houseService

    Board-Up and Tarping

    Broken windows, forced doors and roof vents leave a burned house open. Securing it protects what is left from weather and intruders.

    Learn more
  • Restoration workers packing labeled boxes and wrapping a chair in plastic inside a smoke-stained living roomService

    Contents Pack-Out and Cleaning

    Furniture, clothing, documents and keepsakes are inventoried, packed, cleaned off-site and stored while the house is restored.

    Learn more
  • Technician in a respirator placing a hydroxyl air treatment unit in a bedroom with drapes removedService

    Odor Removal

    Smoke smell lives in residue. Removing it means finding where that residue hides, cleaning it out, then treating what is left.

    Learn more
  • Technician wiping a gray smoke film from a painted living room wall with a dry spongeService

    Smoke Damage Cleanup

    Smoke travels far past the burned room. Cleanup follows residue into closets, attics, ducts and wall cavities so it does not keep resurfacing.

    Learn more
  • Gloved hand pulling a dry soot sponge down a blackened wall, leaving a lighter stripeService

    Soot Removal

    Black, oily deposits near the fire need the right first touch. Soot is lifted dry, then cleaned, sealed or replaced material by material.

    Learn more
  • Industrial fans and a dehumidifier drying a stripped room with wet subfloor and cut-away drywallService

    Water Damage From Firefighting

    Hoses put out the fire and soak everything below it. Drying fast and opening wet cavities keeps mold and rot from following.

    Learn more
  • Smoky orange sky over foothill homes with pine-covered slopes behindService

    Wildfire Smoke Damage

    Homes near a wildfire can fill with fine ash and smell without any flames reaching them. Cleanup targets air, ducts, fabrics and surfaces.

    Learn more

Choosing a service

Which service fits what you are seeing

If the house is open to the weather, start with board-up and tarping. If floors are wet or ceilings sag below the fire, water damage from firefighting is the most time-sensitive job. Heavy black deposits near the fire call for soot removal, while a gray film spread through the house is smoke damage cleanup.

If the problem is a smell that will not leave, see odor removal. If the fire was outside and ash and smoke came in, see wildfire smoke damage. For clothing, furniture, documents and keepsakes, see contents pack-out and cleaning.

Most fires need several of these in sequence. A contractor can explain the order on your call: secure, dry, clean residue, clean contents, then treat odor and repair.

Standards

What a thorough restoration includes

Whichever services your home needs, a thorough job follows the same principles: assess and document before cleaning, remove residue at its source instead of masking it, dry structures with recorded readings, and check the result in a closed-up house. The ANSI/IICRC S700 standard for fire and smoke damage restoration describes that approach, and it is a useful reference when you talk to a contractor.

All fire restoration services

Main services and the more specific jobs that sit under them.

Not sure? Call(719) 789-8600
  • Workers carrying plywood sheets to cover a window opening on a two-story house

    Board-Up and Tarping

    Broken windows, forced doors and roof vents leave a burned house open. Securing it protects what is left from weather and intruders.

    Explore service
  • Restoration workers packing labeled boxes and wrapping a chair in plastic inside a smoke-stained living room

    Contents Pack-Out and Cleaning

    Furniture, clothing, documents and keepsakes are inventoried, packed, cleaned off-site and stored while the house is restored.

    Explore service
  • Technician in a respirator placing a hydroxyl air treatment unit in a bedroom with drapes removed

    Odor Removal

    Smoke smell lives in residue. Removing it means finding where that residue hides, cleaning it out, then treating what is left.

    Explore service
  • Technician wiping a gray smoke film from a painted living room wall with a dry sponge

    Smoke Damage Cleanup

    Smoke travels far past the burned room. Cleanup follows residue into closets, attics, ducts and wall cavities so it does not keep resurfacing.

    Explore service
  • Gloved hand pulling a dry soot sponge down a blackened wall, leaving a lighter stripe

    Soot Removal

    Black, oily deposits near the fire need the right first touch. Soot is lifted dry, then cleaned, sealed or replaced material by material.

    Explore service
  • Industrial fans and a dehumidifier drying a stripped room with wet subfloor and cut-away drywall

    Water Damage From Firefighting

    Hoses put out the fire and soak everything below it. Drying fast and opening wet cavities keeps mold and rot from following.

    Explore service
  • Smoky orange sky over foothill homes with pine-covered slopes behind

    Wildfire Smoke Damage

    Homes near a wildfire can fill with fine ash and smell without any flames reaching them. Cleanup targets air, ducts, fabrics and surfaces.

    Explore service

Talk it through

Describe the damage on a call

Call to be connected with an independent restoration contractor in Colorado Springs and talk through which services your home needs.

Call now(719) 789-8600

Keep reading

Related services and guides

Call Now(719) 789-8600