Fire & smoke damage?
We are on our way.
IICRC-guided fire and smoke damage restoration across New Mexico and West Texas. Fast emergency response in metro areas. We stabilize the property, address soot and odor, document the loss, and guide the rebuild.
Free on-site inspection
Insurance-ready documentation
IICRC Certified Firm
Insurance-ready documentation
24/7 including holidays
24/7 including holidays
Soot + odor cleanup
Fire and smoke losses rarely stay contained to one area
From a single-room fire to a larger structural loss, our team can stabilize the property, control residues, document the damage, and help move the project into repairs.
Emergency board-up & roof tarping
When openings, roofing, or exterior assemblies are exposed, we secure the structure first to reduce further damage.
Soot cleanup across affected rooms
We remove smoke and soot residues from walls, ceilings, trim, contents, and other impacted interior surfaces.
Smoke odor treatment
Source removal, deep cleaning, and targeted deodorization help address lingering smoke odors throughout the property.
Suppression water drying
If sprinklers or hose lines introduced water, we handle extraction, drying, and moisture monitoring as part of the same response.
Contents cleaning & pack-out coordination
We help separate salvageable contents, document affected items, and coordinate cleaning workflows where needed.
Repairs & rebuild planning
Once mitigation is under control, we organize the next phase so cleanup, documentation, and reconstruction stay connected.
How Fire Damage Restoration Moves Forward
From emergency stabilization through cleaning, drying, and repair planning, every step is designed to reduce confusion and keep the project moving forward.
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Step 01
Inspect and stabilize the property
We assess fire, smoke, soot, and water-related damage, identify immediate safety concerns, and secure exposed areas if windows, doors, or roofing were affected.
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Step 02
Remove debris and control residues
Burned materials, loose debris, and unstable finishes are removed first so soot cleanup and smoke damage restoration can begin on a controlled site.
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Step 03
Clean, deodorize, and dry affected areas
We treat visible residues, address odor sources, and dry any moisture introduced during suppression to reduce the chance of corrosion, staining, or microbial growth.
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Step 04
Document scope and prepare repairs
Once mitigation is under control, we organize the repair scope, communicate next steps, and coordinate the transition into reconstruction work.
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“They came from 200 miles away, the very next day. The entire team was very respectful and helpful. I can’t say enough about their professionalism.”
Patricia P.
Ruidoso, NM
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“My kitchen and back room were flooded. They were amazing — they set up everything, they reimburse for extra charges. I would’ve been lost without them.”
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Albuquerque, NM
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“Technician arrived on time, very polite, explained everything. I appreciated the follow-up to make sure I was satisfied and didn’t need anything else.”
Michelle S.
El Paso, TX
Smoke and soot damage keep spreading after the fire is out. Fast action limits secondary damage.
The sooner cleanup and stabilization begin, the better the chances of reducing staining, odor penetration, corrosion, and avoidable rebuild costs.
We Don’t Just Clean Up. We Restore Your Life.
See the transformation. Every card shows real before & after results from New Mexico homes we’ve restored.
Serving New Mexico & West Texas
We service homes and businesses across New Mexico and the El Paso region. Local crews aim to be on-site in about 75 minutes — 24/7 for emergencies.
~75 Min On-Site
Typical metro response
22+ Locations
Across NM & West Texas
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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask most often after fire and smoke damage.
How soon should fire and smoke damage cleanup begin?
Cleanup should begin as soon as the property is safe to enter. Smoke and soot residues can continue to stain surfaces, corrode metals, and spread odor if they sit for too long
Do you handle water damage left after the fire is put out?
Yes. Fire losses often include water damage from sprinklers or hose lines, so drying and moisture monitoring are usually part of the same restoration plan.
Can smoke odor be removed completely?
Odor removal depends on what materials were affected and how far residues traveled. The process usually combines source removal, deep cleaning, and targeted deodorization across the structure and contents.
Will insurance cover fire damage restoration?
Coverage depends on the policy and the cause of loss. Most projects require documentation, photos, and a defined scope so the adjuster can review what mitigation and repairs are needed.
Is it safe to stay in the home after a fire?
That depends on structural conditions, air quality, and whether utilities are safe to use. A restoration team should evaluate the property before occupants return to affected areas.
If you do not see your question here, call our team any time and we will walk you through the next step.
Need Help With Fire Or Smoke Damage?
Do not wait for soot, odor, and hidden moisture issues to spread. Call now for immediate response or request an inspection for a non-urgent fire damage restoration project.
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