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Emergency Call
You call (833) 929-6186 and describe the room. We ask about the fire's origin, whether the power is off, and whether anyone is still displaced. Within the first conversation we schedule an assessment, usually the same day, and tell you what to leave untouched so soot does not get ground into carpet.
02
Assessment and Scope
A technician walks the bedroom with thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters, checking wall cavities, ceiling joists, and the closet. We photograph everything and mark the char line. You get a written scope the same day, and if you are filing a claim, we send the same documentation to your adjuster.
03
Stabilize and Dry
We board windows, tarp the roof if needed, and set negative air machines to keep soot from migrating. Wet carpet and padding come out first, then Dri-Eaz air movers and dehumidifiers go in. Drying a typical bedroom takes three to five days, and we check moisture meters each morning.
04
Soot and Smoke Removal
Dry soot gets HEPA vacuumed before anything is wiped, because wetting soot first smears it deeper. Then we clean surfaces with the right agent for the residue type, pull charred drywall with drywall saws and pry bars, and treat framing. Odor work with hydroxyl generators and foggers runs alongside demolition, not after it.
05
Rebuild and Walkthrough
Once the room is clean and dry, we replace drywall, insulation, and trim, seal with encapsulant, and paint. Final step is a walkthrough with you in the room: lights on, nose test, moisture meter reading. Most bedroom rebuilds finish 10 to 21 days after demolition, depending on material lead times.