Fire and smoke damage repair
After a fire, the damage reaches past the burned area: smoke, soot and the water used to put it out. We document everything for your insurer and rebuild, from a single room to a complete home.
Signs to look for
- Charred framing or roof decking
- Soot on walls, ceilings and inside cabinets
- Lingering smoke odor
- Water damage from firefighting
- Damaged wiring or fixtures
- Heat-warped windows or siding
What we repair
We document the damage for your insurance claim, meet your adjuster and handle the full repair. How insurance repairs work
- Structural framing and roof repair
- Drywall, insulation and ceilings
- Kitchens and baths
- Windows, doors and siding
- Electrical and HVAC coordination with licensed trades
- Whole-home rebuilds
Common questions
Can I stay in my home after a fire?
Only once the fire department says it’s safe. Many policies include additional living expenses while your home is repaired; ask your adjuster.
Do you rebuild the whole house if needed?
Yes. As a licensed general contractor, we handle full rebuilds including permits and inspections.
Should I call a contractor before my adjuster visits?
Yes. When we inspect first, we can point out damage that’s easy to miss, like lifted shingles, wet insulation or smoke residue inside walls, and be there when the adjuster walks the house.
Do you work with my insurance company?
Yes. We document the damage, meet your adjuster and work with the insurer on the scope of repairs. The claim itself stays between you and your insurance company.
Serving Murfreesboro, Smyrna, La Vergne, Franklin, Nashville and Mt. Juliet and the rest of Middle Tennessee.