We can respond to a wide range of fire-related incidents, including:

• Residential fires
• Commercial fires
• Kitchen and appliance fires
• Electrical fires
• Chimney and flue fires
• Smoke damage
• Soot contamination
• Heat damage
• Water damage following firefighting
• Fire-related contents damage

We understand that prompt intervention is important following a fire. Our technicians prioritise rapid attendance to assess the property, identify immediate risks and implement appropriate mitigation measures.

Yes. We regularly work alongside insurance companies, loss adjusters, claims management companies and policyholders. We provide the technical information, photographic evidence and documentation required to support the restoration and claims process.

Yes. Smoke can travel throughout a property and settle on surfaces, furnishings and contents beyond the immediate area of the fire. This means adjoining rooms and areas that appear unaffected may still require inspection and specialist cleaning.

In many cases, yes. Contents can be assessed individually to determine whether cleaning and restoration are appropriate. Our contents restoration and inventory services help identify items that may be recoverable, potentially reducing unnecessary replacement costs.

It can. Water used to extinguish a fire can affect floors, walls, ceilings, contents and other areas of a property. Where required, our team can incorporate water extraction, structural drying and moisture monitoring into the restoration process.

Professional smoke odour treatment can help address persistent smoke smells. The appropriate treatment depends on the severity of the fire, the materials affected and how deeply smoke has penetrated the property.

Our focus is on early mitigation, appropriate restoration techniques and clear project management. Identifying what can be cleaned and restored, rather than automatically replacing affected items, can help minimise unnecessary reinstatement and replacement costs.