Service area · Dallas County
Fire and smoke restoration in Irving
24/7 emergency response, soot and odor removal, water extraction, contents pack-outs, board-up and reconstruction for homes and businesses in Irving, from an independent contractor based in Fort Worth.
Working in Irving
Las Colinas high-rises and office parks, Valley Ranch, and the post-war neighborhoods south of 183 and around downtown Irving.
Every property is different, but the sequence is the same: secure the building, get the water out, identify the smoke residue before cleaning starts, save what can be saved, remove what cannot, and rebuild under permit with the City of Irving. The person who takes your first call runs the job through to the final walk-through.
Permits and inspections in Irving
Structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical repairs after a fire require permits from the city's building department and inspections at each stage. We pull them and schedule them; you get copies of the approvals for your records and for any future sale.
Insurance in Irving
We document the loss and meet your adjuster on site. We do not adjust or negotiate claims; Texas law reserves that for licensed public adjusters. How that works.
Services in Irving
- 24/7 Emergency Fire Response in Irving
- Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration in Irving
- Soot & Odor Removal in Irving
- Water Extraction & Drying in Irving
- Contents Cleaning & Pack-Outs in Irving
- Board-Up & Tarping in Irving
- Reconstruction & Repairs in Irving
- Insurance Documentation & Adjuster Coordination in Irving
Fire in Irving right now?
Wait for the fire department to release the property. Do not run the HVAC. Do not wipe anything. Call us, then your insurer. We will tell you what the next hour looks like.
Response time, honestly
It depends on where the crew is starting from and what the roads are doing. We tell you the real window on the phone instead of printing a number here that we cannot promise.
Fire out. Now what?
Call before you touch anything. We will tell you what to do in the next hour, what not to do, and when a crew can be there. No charge for the call, no obligation for the visit.