Fire Restoration Services
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Restore fire-damaged establishments head-on with our specialized fire restoration services.
Comprehensive Fire Restoration
At Justice Inc., we understand that fire doesn’t just damage property—it disrupts lives. That’s why our compassionate team is dedicated to restoring more than just walls and ceilings—we’re here to help rebuild your sense of home. With expert care, high-quality materials, and advanced restoration techniques, we work tirelessly to repair the damage and protect against future harm. Your home is your sanctuary, and we’re committed to bringing it back—stronger, safer, and filled with hope.
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Why Choose Justice Inc.
Integrated Project Management
We provide a seamless, cohesive approach, managing all aspects of the restoration process to ensure efficiency and coherence.
Expertise and Experience
With years of industry experience, our team has the knowledge to tackle complex projects, ensuring quality outcomes.
Client-Centric Approach
We prioritize clear communication and customized solutions, aligning our services with your specific goals and needs.
Our Process
Detailed Assessment
We start with a comprehensive evaluation to accurately identify all damages and issues.
Tailored Restoration Solutions
Based on the assessment, we implement customized restoration to address specific problems effectively.
Quality Assurance
Our job isn’t finished until we ensure that your property is in optimal condition, providing lasting protection and satisfaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon should fire restoration begin after a house fire?
Fire restoration should begin as soon as the property is deemed safe by fire officials. Prompt action helps prevent further damage from soot, smoke, and water (used during firefighting). The longer you wait, the more extensive the damage may become, including mold growth and structural issues.
Is it safe to stay in my home during the restoration process?
It depends on the severity of the fire and the areas affected. In many cases, it’s not safe due to lingering smoke odor, structural damage, or potential health hazards from soot and contaminants. A professional restoration company will advise if temporary relocation is necessary.
What does the fire damage restoration process involve?
The process generally includes:
Assessment and inspection
Board-up and roof-tarp services (to secure the property)
Water removal and drying (if water damage occurred)
Smoke and soot removal
Cleaning and sanitizing
Repairs and reconstruction
Each step is aimed at restoring the home to pre-fire condition safely and efficiently.
Will my insurance cover fire damage restoration costs?
Most homeowner insurance policies do cover fire damage, including restoration, repairs, and sometimes even temporary housing. It’s important to notify your insurance provider immediately and document the damage. Working with a restoration company that can help with insurance claims can make the process smoother.
How long does fire damage restoration take?
The timeline varies based on the extent of the damage, but minor incidents may take a few days to a week, while major fire damage restoration can take several weeks to months. Factors include structural repairs, smoke/soot cleaning, and permit approvals for rebuilding if needed.
What can a fire restoration company do with my damaged property?
A fire restoration company can do quite a lot to help restore your damaged property, both structurally and in terms of contents. Here’s a breakdown of what they typically handle:
🔥 Immediate Response
Emergency board-up and tarping: They secure the property to prevent further damage from weather, theft, or vandalism.
Structural assessment: Professionals check for structural damage to ensure the building is safe to enter and work in.
🧹 Cleanup and Mitigation
Water removal and drying: Fires are usually put out with water, so they deal with water damage too—removing standing water, dehumidifying, and preventing mold.
Smoke and soot removal: This includes cleaning walls, ceilings, and ductwork. Soot can be acidic and corrosive, so quick cleanup is crucial.
Debris removal: Burned materials and compromised structures are removed safely.
🏠 Restoration and Repairs
Reconstruction: From small repairs (like drywall and flooring) to full rebuilds of rooms or sections.
Odor removal: They use ozone treatment, thermal fogging, or hydroxyl generators to eliminate lingering smoke odors.
Content restoration: Items like furniture, electronics, documents, and clothing may be cleaned, deodorized, and restored. Some may need to be sent off-site.
🗂️ Documentation and Insurance Help
Damage inventory: They often help inventory all damaged items for insurance purposes.
Insurance coordination: Some companies work directly with your insurance adjuster to speed up claims and ensure coverage is maximized.
🧪 Specialized Services
Mold remediation: If water damage leads to mold, many companies handle that too.
Air quality testing and purification: Especially important after fire-related contamination.
Biohazard cleanup: If applicable (e.g., in hoarder homes or where there were injuries/fatalities).