Commercial Fire Damage Restoration USA

Commercial Fire Damage Restoration for Large Facilities

Impact specializes in commercial fire damage restoration for complex, high-value environments, including:

• Office buildings and corporate campuses

• Manufacturing plants and industrial facilities

• Retail centers and shopping complexes

• Hotels, airports, and transportation hubs

• Medical facilities and regulated environments

Our experience across industries allows us to restore affected areas while protecting sensitive operations, equipment, and air quality.

For facilities that require ongoing sanitation or operational continuity, we seamlessly integrate restoration with existing cleaning programs such as commercial cleaning, daily janitorial cleaning, and office cleaning.

The Fire Damage Restoration Process

Our fire restoration process is structured, transparent, and designed to minimize downtime.

Initial Inspection and Assessment Process

We begin with a detailed initial inspection to evaluate:

• Fire and smoke impact

• Smoke soot and soot damage

• Structural damage and compromised structural elements

• Water damage and moisture levels

• HVAC systems, air handlers, and air quality risks

This assessment process allows us to document damage, protect structural integrity, and plan the most efficient recovery process.

Emergency Response and Stabilization

Our emergency response teams secure the affected property, remove hazards, and prevent further damage. This includes water removal, containment of affected surfaces, and protection of critical systems.

Smoke and Soot Removal

We remove smoke damage using air scrubbers, smoke removal systems, and chemical sponges to address smoke and soot embedded in structural elements, walls, ceilings, and contents.

Odor Elimination and Air Quality Control

Persistent smoke odors are neutralized through thermal fogging, ozone treatments, and controlled odor elimination methods that restore safe indoor air quality.

Restoration and Recovery

Our restoration work focuses on returning the affected property to its pre fire condition or pre loss condition, preparing the space for reopening or full reconstruction if required.