Residential Fire Damage Restoration

Whether it’s a small kitchen fire or a devastating blaze, our team can restore your home to livable condition. We handle:

• Smoke and soot cleanup
• Odor removal
• Water damage mitigation
• Full structural reconstruction
• Contents pack-out and restoration

We also assist with temporary housing coordination and work directly with your homeowners' insurance to streamline your claim.

Commercial Fire Damage Cleanup

For businesses in Brevard County, time is money. We offer large-loss fire restoration with minimal disruption to your operations. Our services include:

• Fast-track commercial reconstruction
• Document recovery
• Electronics restoration
• Smoke deodorization
• Regulatory and safety compliance

Our restoration plans focus on business continuity, safety, and cost-effective recovery.

Step 1: Emergency Response and Property Assessment

We arrive within 2–4 hours to assess fire, smoke, and water damage. We document everything for insurance and coordinate with fire marshals and inspectors to ensure the site is secure and ready for restoration.

Step 2: Property Securing and Board-Up Services

We board up broken windows and doors and tarp damaged roofs to prevent weather damage and unauthorized entry.

Step 3: Water Removal and Structural Drying

Using commercial pumps and dehumidifiers , we remove water from firefighting efforts to prevent mold and wood rot. We also clean HVAC systems contaminated with smoke.

Step 4: Smoke and Soot Cleanup

Different materials require different cleaning methods. We use:

• HEPA vacuums
• Chemical sponges
• Ultrasonic cleaning for delicate contents and electronics

These methods safely remove soot and smoke residue without damaging surfaces.

Step 5: Deep Cleaning and Sanitization

We clean walls, ceilings, and floors with specialized agents and apply antimicrobial treatments to prevent mold. Ductwork is also cleaned to restore air quality.

Step 6: Odor Removal and Final Restoration

We use ozone generators, thermal fogging, and sealing primers to permanently eliminate smoke odors. Final repairs and cosmetic restoration bring your property back to its pre-loss condition.

To avoid further damage or risk:

• Don’t re-enter until fire officials declare it safe
• Don’t wash walls or surfaces — you may spread soot
• Don’t turn on appliances exposed to heat, smoke, or water
• Don’t eat food or use toiletries near the fire zone
• Don’t try to dry clean soot-damaged clothing
• Don’t touch items with your bare hands — you’ll cause permanent staining
• Don’t open windows unless advised — this can worsen contamination

Instead, call Dry First of Brevard County immediately for professional help.