OUR SERVICES
Fire Damage Restoration in Denver, CO (24/7 Residential + Commercial)
Fire damage doesn’t stop when flames are out. Smoke, soot, and water from firefighting efforts can continue damaging walls, ceilings, flooring, and contents. Accountable Home Services provides 24/7 fire damage restoration in Denver for homes and businesses, including board-up, water removal, smoke/soot cleanup, odor removal, contents cleaning, and rebuild support.
- Fire Restoration
- Smoke & Soot Cleanup
- Odor Removal
- Board-Up
- Water Removal
- Rebuild Support
IICRC FSRT certified technicians (Fire & Smoke Restoration)
Free estimates + family owned & operated
Insurance documentation support (when applicable)
Serving Denver, CO and the Denver Metro Area.
Fire damage emergency checklist: what to do first
If it’s safe and the Fire Department has cleared the property:
- Do not turn on HVAC (smoke/soot can spread through the system).
- Avoid touching soot on walls/ceilings—improper cleaning can make staining worse.
- Secure the property (doors/windows/roof openings) to reduce theft and weather exposure.
- Take photos/videos of damage and affected contents for your records and insurance claim (if applicable).
- Make a basic contents list (major items, rooms affected) and keep receipts for urgent purchases.
- Call for restoration to stabilize damage and plan cleanup and repairs.
What fire damage restoration includes
Fire restoration often involves more than visible burn damage. Depending on the loss, services may include:
- Emergency response and safety assessment
- Board-up and roof tarping (when needed)
- Water extraction and drying from firefighting efforts
- Smoke and soot cleanup (walls, ceilings, HVAC-adjacent areas as needed)
- Odor removal and deodorization steps
- Contents cleaning and restoration (when possible)
- Cleaning and sanitizing of affected areas
- Repairs and rebuild support to return the space to pre-loss condition
For smoke/soot-specific services, visit:
Fire restoration for Denver homes and businesses
We help stabilize and restore:
- Homes, condos, apartments, and multi-family properties
- Offices, retail spaces, and commercial buildings
- Properties with smoke odor and soot travel beyond the fire room
- Losses involving water damage from suppression efforts
Our goal is to reduce secondary damage quickly and provide a clear path from stabilization to rebuild.
Why smoke and soot cleanup matters after a fire
Smoke and soot can travel through a property and settle in places you may not expect—walls, ceilings, vents, contents, and porous materials. Soot residue can also be difficult to remove without the right approach.
A professional restoration plan helps:
- Prevent soot from spreading further
- Reduce odor persistence
- Support targeted cleaning and materials decisions (clean vs remove)
- Stabilize the environment for repairs and rebuild
Our fire damage restoration process
Emergency response + safety assessment
We assess hazards, affected areas, and what needs to happen first to stabilize the property.
Secure the structure (board-up / tarping)
If the property is exposed, we secure openings to reduce weather intrusion and unauthorized entry.
Water removal + drying
If water was used to extinguish the fire, we coordinate extraction and drying steps to reduce secondary water damage.
Smoke and soot cleanup
We clean impacted surfaces and materials using methods appropriate to the material type and severity.
Odor removal and deodorization
We address smoke odor using a structured approach based on affected areas and materials.
Contents cleaning and evaluation
We evaluate salvageable contents and outline what can be cleaned/restored versus what may need replacement.
Equipment & verification
Fire and smoke restoration commonly involves specialized cleaning methods, odor-control steps, and documentation to guide scope and next steps.
What can be restored vs. what may need replacement
Every fire loss is different. In many cases:
- Some hard surfaces may be cleaned and restored depending on soot type and exposure.
- Some porous materials (soft goods, insulation, certain drywall/ceiling materials) may require removal if heavily impacted.
- Contents may be evaluated item-by-item for cleaning/restoration vs replacement.
We’ll explain the rationale clearly after assessment.Some hard surfaces may be cleaned and restored depending on soot type and exposure.
Insurance claims for fire damage: how we help
Coverage depends on your policy and the cause of loss. When applicable, we provide documentation and help communicate restoration scope—so the claim process is smoother and better supported.
What we can provide (when applicable)
- Photos of affected areas and contents - Notes on soot/smoke impact areas and affected materials - Moisture/drying documentation if water removal is involved - Documentation of work performed and next-step recommendations - Support communicating needed information for the claim process
We don’t determine coverage—your insurance carrier does.
Who is responsible for fire damage?
Responsibility and liability can depend on many factors—property ownership, cause of the fire, lease terms, negligence findings, and insurance policy details. If you need legal guidance, speak with your insurer and/or a qualified attorney.
What we can do is help by:
- Documenting the damage and affected areas
- Providing clear scope notes and restoration documentation (when applicable)
- Supporting next steps so you can move forward with repairs and recovery
Recent fire restoration work in the Denver area
Kitchen fire with smoke odor throughout first floor
Property type
Residential / Commercial
What we did
Board-up/tarp (if needed) → smoke/soot cleanup → odor removal → contents evaluation → repairs support
Water involved
Yes/No — extraction + drying performed if needed
What we documented
Photos + scope notes + drying notes (when applicable)
Area
Denver / Central Denver / Aurora / Lakewood / etc.
Electrical fire causing smoke odor in office suite
Property type
Residential / Commercial
What we did
Smoke and soot removal → HEPA air filtration → odor elimination → contents assessment → repairs support
Water involved
No
What we documented
Photos + scope notes + drying notes (when applicable)
Area
Denver / Central Denver / Aurora / Lakewood / etc.
Garage fire impacting adjacent living spaces
Property type
Residential / Commercial
What we did
Board-up and securing → soot cleanup → odor removal → contents evaluation → restoration planning
Water involved
Yes — water extraction and controlled drying completed
What we documented
Photos + scope notes + drying notes (when applicable)
Area
Denver / Central Denver / Aurora / Lakewood / etc.
Kitchen fire with smoke damage
Property type
Residential / Commercial
What we did
Emergency board-up → smoke and soot cleanup → deodorization → contents evaluation → repair coordination
Water involved
Yes/No — extraction + drying performed if needed
What we documented
hotos + scope notes + drying documentation
Area
Denver / Central Denver / Aurora / Lakewood / etc.
Why Denver property owners choose Accountable Home Services for fire restoration
- 24/7 emergency availability
- IICRC FSRT certified technicians
- Residential + commercial service
- Clear communication and next-step planning
- Documentation support for insurance (when applicable)
For rebuild work, repairs may involve working alongside licensed contractors as needed.
Serving Denver, CO and the Denver Metro Area
We provide fire damage restoration across Denver and nearby communities. If you’re unsure about coverage, call and we’ll confirm availability.
SERVICE AREA
- Arvada
- Aurora
- Boulder
- Brighton
- Broomfield
- Castle Rock
- Centennial
- Cherry Hills Village
- Commerce City
- Columbine
- Dacono
- Denver
- Denver Tech Center
- Edgewater
- Englewood
- Erie
- Federal Heights
- Firestone
- Frederick
- Glendale
- Golden
- Greenwood Village
- Highlands Ranch
- Lafayette
- Lakewood
- Littleton
- Lone Tree
- Longmont
- Louisville
- Northglenn
- Parker
- Sheridan
- Southmoor Park
- Superior
- Thornton
- Westminster
- Wheat Ridge
Don’t see your service area? We May still service your location. To know for sure, give us a call 720-620-3272 or complete the form on our contact Page and we’ll let you know.
Need fire damage restoration in Denver?
If your property has fire, smoke, soot, or water damage from suppression efforts, call now—available 24/7. If it’s not an emergency, schedule an appointment and we’ll confirm next steps.
Contact Us
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide 24/7 fire damage restoration in Denver?
Yes. We’re available 24/7 for emergency fire damage restoration in Denver and nearby areas.
Do you handle smoke and soot cleanup too?
Yes. Smoke and soot cleanup is a core part of fire restoration. For smoke-focused services, visit /fire-smoke-cleanup.
Do you provide fire restoration for commercial buildings?
Yes. We serve both residential and commercial properties.
What should I do right after a fire?
After the Fire Department clears the property, avoid touching soot, avoid turning on HVAC, document damage with photos/videos, and call for restoration to stabilize the situation.
Can you help with water damage from firefighting efforts?
Yes. If suppression water caused additional damage, we can coordinate water removal and drying steps.
What materials usually need to be removed?
Porous materials like drywall, insulation, and carpet padding may require removal if significantly impacted. We’ll explain what’s affected and why.
Does insurance cover fire damage restoration?
Coverage depends on your policy. When applicable, we provide documentation to support the claim process, but your carrier determines coverage.
Can fire odors be removed?
Odor removal is often possible using the right approach. The best method depends on what materials were impacted and how far smoke traveled.
Will everything need to be replaced?
> Not always. Some materials and contents can be cleaned and restored, while heavily impacted porous materials may require removal. We’ll explain options after assessment.
