Fire & Smoke Damage

Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration

Seeing your home and precious possessions consumed by fire can be one of the most severe losses that a will homeowner experience. After such a devastating loss, reassurance comes from having clear guidance and support in salvaging as much as possible from fire and smoke damage. We are highly recommended by the insurance industry for fire and smoke damage repair. Our experts clean out areas damaged by grease fires, kerosene heaters, furnace fires, and more. We'll clean ceilings, windows, walls, furniture, carpets, hard-surface floors, wood floors, and area rugs. We clean from top to bottom, and if necessary, we can pack contents and move them out for the most thorough clean and for your best peace of mind. At Service Master by Isler, our technicians are more than talented professionals; they're caring people ready to get you back in your home as quickly as possible, while keeping you informed every step of the way.

Our Promise & Our Process

Our team is licensed, insured, and recommended by insurance companies — and your neighbors. Let us show you what a difference a truly clean carpet and home can make.

We follow a rigorous process to ensure the best quality service and results that exceed expectations:

• Preliminary inspection of fire or smoke damage to determine contents and structure affected.

• If there is an odor from the fire we can set up hydroxyl machines that will clean the air and remove the odor.

• Determine whether contents or structure are salvageable.

• If the structure is severely damage and contents need to be removed for construction, we can wrap, box, and move all of your contents to our temperature-controlled storage facility. There, we will clean and store them until the construction work is complete.

• If structural damage is too severe, we can clean content onsite.

• Determine if contents need to be dry cleaned or wet cleaned.

• Determine if walls can be wet cleaned or dry cleaned.

• Repair or rebuild any damage structure, cabinets, drywall, woodwork, etc.

• Sealing and paining.