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Fire doesn’t just burn—it leaves behind smoke that penetrates everything, soot that stains surfaces you didn’t know existed, and water damage from firefighting efforts that can cause mold if not handled right.
You need more than cleanup. You need complete restoration that addresses every layer of damage, from the obvious charred areas to the hidden smoke particles that have traveled through your HVAC system and settled into places you’d never think to check.
When we’re done, your property doesn’t just look clean—it IS clean. The air quality is restored. The lingering odors are eliminated permanently, not masked. Your insurance company gets the documentation they need, and you get your life back.
We’ve been restoring fire-damaged properties throughout Wisconsin, and Glendale’s unique housing mix keeps us sharp. Your 1960s ranch home needs different restoration techniques than the newer constructions near Bayshore, and we know the difference.
Glendale’s close-knit neighborhoods mean when fire strikes, it affects more than just your family. We’ve seen how quickly neighbors rally to help, and we match that community spirit with our approach to restoration—treating every project like it’s happening to someone we care about.
We work with local insurance adjusters regularly, understand Wisconsin building codes inside and out, and know which restoration techniques work best for the specific challenges that older homes and commercial properties in Glendale present.
We start with a complete damage assessment that goes beyond what you can see. Fire damage hides in wall cavities, travels through ventilation systems, and creates problems that won’t show up for weeks if not addressed properly.
The cleanup phase targets every type of damage fire creates—debris removal, soot cleaning from surfaces and contents, smoke odor elimination using industrial equipment, and water damage restoration from firefighting efforts. We’re not just cleaning; we’re removing contamination at the molecular level.
Reconstruction comes next, whether that’s replacing drywall and flooring or more extensive structural work. Throughout the process, we handle insurance coordination and keep you informed with regular updates. You shouldn’t have to manage contractors and adjusters while dealing with the aftermath of a fire.
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Our fire damage restoration covers everything from emergency board-up and debris removal to complete reconstruction and final cleaning. We handle residential homes, commercial properties, and everything in between throughout Glendale.
Glendale’s housing stock presents unique restoration challenges—over 60% of homes are detached single-family properties with a median construction year of 1965. These older homes often have materials and construction methods that require specialized restoration techniques to ensure proper cleanup and prevent future problems.
We also understand Glendale’s commercial landscape, from the industrial properties in the southern areas to the retail and office spaces near major corridors. Each property type has different restoration requirements, insurance considerations, and timeline pressures that we’re equipped to handle effectively.
We respond to fire damage emergencies in Glendale within 60 minutes, 24 hours a day. Speed matters because fire damage gets worse every hour you wait—smoke continues penetrating materials, soot becomes harder to remove, and water from firefighting efforts can start causing mold problems.
Our emergency response includes immediate property securing if needed, damage assessment to prevent further loss, and beginning the mitigation process right away. We don’t just show up to take notes; we arrive ready to start protecting your property from additional damage.
Fast response also helps with insurance claims since most policies require immediate notification and mitigation efforts. The sooner we start documenting and addressing damage, the smoother your insurance process typically goes.
Fire restoration goes far beyond what most people think of as “cleanup.” We handle structural assessment and repairs, complete smoke and soot removal from all surfaces, odor elimination using specialized equipment, water damage restoration from firefighting efforts, and full reconstruction services.
The process includes cleaning your HVAC system since smoke travels through ductwork, content restoration for salvageable belongings, and rebuilding damaged structural elements like drywall, flooring, electrical systems, and more. We also handle permit applications and code compliance issues.
Insurance coordination is a major part of what we do—providing detailed documentation, working directly with adjusters, and ensuring all necessary work gets proper coverage. You get one point of contact for the entire restoration process instead of managing multiple contractors and insurance hassles yourself.
Smoke odor elimination requires attacking the problem at its source, not just covering it up. Smoke particles penetrate deep into porous materials, get trapped in HVAC systems, and settle into structural elements where regular cleaning can’t reach them.
We use industrial ozone generators, hydroxyl machines, and thermal fogging equipment that neutralize odor-causing particles at the molecular level. This process treats the air, penetrates materials where smoke has settled, and eliminates odors permanently rather than masking them.
The process also includes deep cleaning and sometimes sealing affected surfaces, replacing materials that are too contaminated to clean effectively, and thoroughly cleaning HVAC systems to prevent odor recirculation. Complete odor elimination typically takes several days of treatment, but when done right, the results are permanent.
Most homeowner’s and commercial property insurance policies cover fire damage restoration, including cleanup, repairs, and reconstruction. However, coverage details vary between policies, and the claims process can get complicated when you’re already dealing with fire damage stress.
We work directly with insurance companies and adjusters regularly, so we know how to document damage properly, provide detailed estimates that adjusters understand, and ensure all necessary restoration work gets covered under your policy. Our experience helps prevent common claim issues that can delay payment or reduce coverage.
The key is notifying your insurance company immediately and starting mitigation work quickly. Many policies require prompt action to prevent additional damage, and delays can sometimes affect coverage. We guide you through this process and advocate for proper coverage of all restoration needs.
Most residential fire restoration projects in Glendale take 2-6 weeks from start to finish, depending on damage extent. This timeline includes initial cleanup and mitigation, structural repairs, and final reconstruction work.
Minor fires with limited structural damage might be completed in 1-2 weeks, while extensive damage requiring major reconstruction can take 2-3 months. Timeline also depends on insurance approval processes, permit requirements for major work, and material availability.
We provide realistic project timelines upfront and keep you updated on progress throughout the restoration. Our goal is completing quality work as quickly as possible while ensuring everything is done right the first time. We coordinate with other specialized contractors when needed to keep the overall timeline moving efficiently.
Many personal belongings can be successfully restored after fire damage, depending on the item type and damage extent. We provide content cleaning and restoration services for furniture, clothing, electronics, important documents, and other personal property.
Our content restoration process includes careful assessment of each item, specialized cleaning techniques for different materials, and odor treatment to eliminate smoke contamination. Items like clothing and upholstered furniture often respond well to professional cleaning, while electronics may require specialized restoration services.
Some items will be too damaged to restore and need replacement through your insurance claim. We help document these items properly for insurance purposes and work with you to determine what can be saved versus what needs replacement. Our priority is preserving as many meaningful belongings as possible while ensuring they’re safe to keep.
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