Atlanta, GA · 24/7 fire & smoke restoration
After a fire, you don't do this alone.Atlanta crews answer live.
Smoke and firefighting water keep doing damage after the trucks leave. Talk to a local restoration crew now — they will secure the property, start the cleanup, and document the loss for your insurer.
Atlanta crew · answering live(555) 555-0100Tap to call — someone answers, any hourWhat we handle
From board-up to fully restored
Fire damage restoration
Structure stabilized, water and soot removed, and the property brought back — with the loss documented.
Smoke & odor removal
Smoke residue cleaned from surfaces and the odor treated at the source, not masked.
Board-up & securing
Openings closed and the property secured against weather and entry, the same day.
Contents cleaning & pack-out
Belongings inventoried, removed for cleaning, and stored while the structure is restored.
How it works
What happens next
You call
A real person answers, any hour. We confirm the property and what happened.
We secure it
Openings boarded and tarped the same day, so weather and entry cannot add to the loss.
Clean & dry
Firefighting water extracted, soot and smoke residue removed, structure dried.
Restore & bill
Property restored, the loss documented, and your insurance carrier billed directly.
Why homeowners trust the crews we send
Credentials that matter after a fire
Licensed & insured
Local crews carrying current restoration licensing and liability coverage.
The loss documented properly
Photographs, moisture readings, and an itemized scope — the record that substantiates your claim.
Insurance billed directly
We work with your carrier so you are not fronting the cost of the loss. You pay your deductible, as your policy provides.
Questions homeowners ask
Answered plainly
What happens first?
Securing the property. Openings get boarded and any roof damage tarped, usually the same day, so weather and entry cannot add to the loss while everything else is arranged. Most policies expect that step to be taken.
Is the water damage part of it too?
Almost always. A fire loss is usually two losses at once — what burned and what the water used to put it out soaked. Extraction and structural drying start alongside the soot removal, because wet material keeps degrading and mold can begin within roughly 24 to 48 hours.
Can my belongings be saved?
More than most people expect. Textiles, electronics, and documents often clean up. Contents are inventoried and photographed before anything moves, cleaned off-site where they can be, and anything genuinely unsalvageable is documented rather than quietly discarded — that list matters on your claim.
Will insurance cover this?
Fire is a covered peril on most homeowners policies, and we bill your carrier directly. You pay your deductible, as your policy provides. We document the loss thoroughly for your claim — we do not negotiate the claim itself, which is a licensed activity. (This is not coverage advice; your policy governs.)
The smoke smell keeps coming back. Why?
Because the source was masked rather than removed. Smoke residue settles in wall cavities, ductwork, and soft furnishings well away from what burned, and an HVAC system will redistribute it every time it runs. Proper deodorizing follows the residue to where it actually went.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes — the local crews we send carry current restoration licensing and are fully insured. We are a referral service, not a restoration contractor: the licensed local crew does the work.
Where we work