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Fire and smoke damage cleaning to get you back in quickly

Smoke and soot travel much further than the flames and are acidic, so they keep damaging surfaces the longer they're left. We clean soot from structures and contents, treat smoke odour at source and prepare the building for redecoration or repair.

  • 24/7, on site within the hour
  • Fixed quotes
  • Fully documented

Quote for fire and smoke damage cleaning

We operate 24/7 for emergency cleaning and reactive response.

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When you need us

From a small kitchen fire in a flat to a fire in a warehouse or retail unit, we assess what can be cleaned and what needs replacing, then work through the building methodically. We can also clean up after fire suppression systems and extinguisher discharges.

Who we do this for

  • Housing associations and landlords
  • Retail and hospitality operators
  • Industrial and logistics sites
  • Insurers and loss adjusters

What's included

  • Soot and smoke residue removal from walls, ceilings and fixtures
  • Dry sponge, HEPA vacuum and wet cleaning methods
  • Odour treatment with thermal fogging, ozone or hydroxyl
  • Removal and disposal of fire-damaged materials
  • Extinguisher and suppression residue clean-up
  • Scope and photos for insurers

Accredited and checked

  • CHAS Elite
  • BICSc, the British Institute of Cleaning Science
  • IPAF
  • NPTA UK members
  • CSCS
  • DBS-checked staff

Compliance and paperwork

Waste from this work is removed by registered waste carriers and you receive a waste transfer note for your records, as your duty of care under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 requires. Chemicals are used under COSHH assessments, and every job has a site-specific risk assessment and method statement.

We cover England, Scotland and Wales from our London office, with fire and smoke damage cleaning available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

From first call to signed-off site

Every reactive job follows the same documented process, so you always know what's happening and what you'll receive at the end.

  1. Call or send details

    Tell us what's happened, where it is and how to get access. Photos help us quote faster.

  2. Fixed quote

    We confirm the scope, price and arrival window before anyone is dispatched.

  3. Crew on site

    Trained technicians arrive with PPE, equipment and a site-specific risk assessment.

  4. Clean and decontaminate

    Contaminated material is removed, surfaces treated and waste consigned correctly.

  5. Sign-off pack

    You get photos, a completion report and waste paperwork for your records or insurer.

Fire and smoke damage cleaning: common questions

Can smoke-damaged items be saved?

Often, yes. Hard surfaces and many contents can be cleaned. We'll tell you honestly what can be restored and what will cost more to clean than to replace.

How do you get rid of the smoke smell?

We remove residue first, because that's what holds the odour, then treat the air and structure with the method that suits the building and whether it's occupied.

When can you start after a fire?

As soon as the fire service has released the building and it's safe to enter. Starting early limits acid etching and staining.

Is it safe to clean soot ourselves?

Soot is acidic and can contain harmful particles, and wiping it often smears it deeper into surfaces. Specialist dry-cleaning methods and respiratory protection give a better and safer result.

Can you clean electronics and machinery?

We can clean soot from many hard contents and equipment surfaces. Sensitive electronics should be checked by a qualified technician before being powered up.

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