Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration in Las Vegas, NV

RemediationX cleans soot, removes smoke odor and rebuilds fire damaged Las Vegas homes with one team from the first day to the last.

Kitchen and Dryer Fires in Older Apartments

The blocks around downtown and the east side hold many older apartment buildings and fourplexes. A stovetop fire or a lint filled dryer vent is the most common start. In a shared building, smoke travels through attics and wall gaps into the next unit. Soot from burned food and plastic is greasy and smears if you wipe it. Each surface needs its own cleaning method. Walls, cabinets and ceilings get cleaned or removed based on how deep the soot went. Then we seal and repaint so the smell does not return.

Neighbors on the other side of a shared wall often have smoke damage too. We can look at those units while we are on site, so each owner knows where they stand.

Smoke in the Ducts and the Water Left Behind

Las Vegas homes run their AC hard for months. When a fire starts, the system pulls smoke through the ducts and spreads it to every room. Fabric, carpet and insulation hold that odor long after the fire is out. We clean the ducts and use HEPA air scrubbers to clear fine soot from the air. Then there is the water. Fire crews can put hundreds of gallons into a house in minutes. That water soaks floors and walls just like a burst pipe. We extract and dry it right away so mold does not follow the fire. Moisture meters tell us when the floors and walls are truly dry before any rebuild starts.

Packout, Fireworks and Brush at the City Edge

Around July 4, fireworks start small fires on roofs, in yards and in palm trees across the city. Out in the northwest, homes in Skye Canyon and Centennial Hills back onto open desert, where dry brush can burn fast in summer wind. Even a fire that stays outside can fill a house with smoke. We do a full packout of your furniture, clothes and keepsakes. Each item is cleaned and stored, then brought back when the house is ready. Our own crew does the rebuild, and we work directly with your insurance carrier. That means one schedule and one phone number from the day of the fire to the day you move back in.

What We See Most in Las Vegas

• Greasy kitchen soot spreading between units in older downtown apartments.
• Smoke odor pulled through AC ducts into every room of the house.
• Fireworks fires on roofs and palm trees around the Fourth of July.
• Brush smoke drifting into northwest homes that back onto open desert.

Neighborhoods We Cover in Las Vegas

• Downtown
• Arts District
• Huntridge
• John S. Park
• Scotch 80s
• Rancho Circle
• Twin Lakes
• Charleston Heights
• Centennial Hills
• Providence
• Skye Canyon
• Lone Mountain

ZIP Codes

• 89101
• 89102
• 89104
• 89106
• 89107
• 89108
• 89110
• 89128
• 89129
• 89130
• 89131
• 89143
• 89149