After a fire, soot and smoke keep doing damage long after the flames are out — etching surfaces, corroding metal, and leaving an odor that soaks into everything. Cheyenne Restoration Pros responds 24/7 to clean soot, eliminate smoke odor, and rebuild the structure, and we work the insurance claim with you from day one.
Fire restoration ranges more than any other loss because it depends entirely on how far the fire and smoke spread. What drives the cost:
Because fire is a covered peril, these projects are almost always insurance-funded — most homeowners pay only the deductible. Request help and we will start documenting the loss.
Soot is acidic and spreads fast, so we clean and stabilize surfaces quickly to prevent permanent etching and corrosion. Smoke odor is the harder problem — it penetrates drywall, framing, insulation, HVAC ducts, and fabrics, so wiping surfaces alone will not fix it. We use thermal fogging, hydroxyl or ozone treatment, sealing, and duct cleaning to remove the odor at the source instead of masking it, then clean or dispose of contents based on what can be saved.
Fire, smoke, soot, and the water used to extinguish it are covered on virtually every homeowner policy. We document the loss with photos and a detailed scope, coordinate directly with your adjuster, and handle both the cleanup and the rebuild so you have one point of contact. Most Cheyenne fire restoration projects are covered minus your deductible. Report the loss to your carrier promptly and we will take it from there.
It varies widely — from a few thousand dollars for light smoke cleanup to tens of thousands for structural fire damage. Fire losses are almost always insurance-funded.
Yes. Odor soaks into drywall, framing, and ducts, so we use thermal fogging, hydroxyl/ozone treatment, and sealing to eliminate it, not mask it.
Fire is a covered peril on nearly every policy, including smoke, soot, and firefighting water. Most projects are covered minus your deductible.
That water causes its own damage, so we dry the structure and treat for mold as part of the restoration.
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Dry out firefighting water before it spreads.
Prevent mold from post-fire moisture.
Dry framing and cavities after extinguishing.
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