Emergency board-up & tarping
Same-day securing of windows, doors, walls, and roof openings left exposed by the fire department. Stops weather, animals, and looters from finishing what the fire started.
Smoke, soot, board-up, and full restoration — handled with care and your insurance company directly. Three ways to reach us.
Average response time on the Main Line: under 60 seconds during the day, under 15 minutes overnight.
From the moment you reach out, we know everything we need to help — and you'll hear back from a human, not a voicemail.
Pick the easiest option for the moment — a live call, a 30-second voice note, or a few quick taps.
Your situation, location, and contact details land on our dispatcher's phone in under 60 seconds.
Live callback, text reply, or scheduled visit — depending on how urgent it is for you.
Fire doesn't just damage a property — it disrupts a life. We're locally owned, IICRC-certified, and trained in both the technical work and the human side of post-fire recovery.
We coordinate directly with your insurance carrier and adjuster, handle emergency board-up the same day, and walk every Main Line homeowner through the full restoration timeline.
Same-day securing of windows, doors, walls, and roof openings left exposed by the fire department. Stops weather, animals, and looters from finishing what the fire started.
Soot is acidic and starts etching surfaces within hours. Different residues need different cleaning methods — we sort those before we touch your walls and contents.
Soot removal first, HVAC and duct decontamination second, then ozone or hydroxyl treatment if needed. Done in sequence, the smell actually leaves.
Drywall, paint, flooring, cabinets — and the soft-goods cleaning, electronics restoration, and contents pack-out that come with most fire jobs.
A real human answers, day or night. We capture whether the fire is out, whether the property is safe to enter, and whether you have somewhere to stay tonight.
Same-day board-up. Roof tarp if needed. Any salvage of immediately critical items (medication, paperwork, safe contents) coordinated. Insurance carrier notified.
Property fully secured. Soot and smoke pattern assessed. Contents pack-out begins where rooms are unsafe to occupy. Scope captured for the claim.
Cleaning, deodorization, HVAC decontamination, structural repair, contents return. Most residential fire restoration runs 4–12 weeks depending on damage scope.
If you are in the middle of an active loss right now, these are the things that protect your property and your safety while a crew is on the way.
After a fire is out, the worst damage often happens in the next three days — soot etches into surfaces, water from suppression starts feeding mold, and the property sits exposed to weather and animals if it is not secured. We board up the same day. We start soot containment and assessment immediately. And we do this work calmly: a fire is one of the worst days a homeowner has, and our crew has been at this long enough to understand that the slowest, most patient explanation is usually what people need most.
Only after the fire department or local building inspector clears the structure. We can meet you on-site for that walk-through and start board-up immediately afterward.
Yes, but it has to be done in order. Soot has to come off surfaces first, then HVAC and ducts decontaminated, then ozone or hydroxyl treatment if any smell lingers. Skipping a step is what makes "the smell never left" stories.
Most can be saved with proper textile cleaning — bag them now and we will inventory and route them. The biggest losses are usually fabric headboards, foam furniture, and items that absorbed deep smoke.
Fire is a covered peril on virtually every homeowners and commercial policy. We document the loss in the format your carrier expects and coordinate with your adjuster. Your deductible applies; the rest is billed to the carrier.
Fire jobs often need temporary relocation. Most policies' Additional Living Expense (ALE) coverage pays for it — hotel, short-term rental, meals beyond your normal grocery spend. Save receipts; we will help document.
A real person answers most calls in under 60 seconds. For active emergencies on the Main Line, our goal is a crew on-site within 60–90 minutes from dispatch. For scheduled work, we book within 24–48 hours.
Yes. We document scope, photos, moisture readings, and equipment hours in a format your carrier expects. Most claims we coordinate with the adjuster directly so you are not stuck translating between us and them.
Ardmore, Bala Cynwyd, Berwyn, Broomall, Bryn Mawr, Devon, Gladwyne, Haverford, Havertown, Merion Station, Narberth, Newtown Square, Paoli, Villanova, Wayne, Wynnewood, and the surrounding Philadelphia suburbs.
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