Fire Restoration in Granby, CO

Full Fire Damage Restoration

Fire damage extends beyond the visible burns. Smoke, soot, and heat affect walls, mechanical systems, and indoor air quality. As a licensed general contractor, we handle the full restoration: removing burned framing and contaminated materials, rebuilding walls and roofs to code, and restoring HVAC and electrical systems.

We follow a clear sequence: assessment and planning with your insurance adjuster, debris removal and demolition, rebuild, and a final inspection walkthrough before you move back in.

Smoke, Soot, and Water Cleanup

Smoke penetrates drywall, insulation, ductwork, and cabinets, and soot odor lingers long after visible damage is cleared. We use professional decontamination methods to clean and treat affected areas and restore indoor air quality.

Fire suppression also leaves water damage behind. Wet walls, flooring, and insulation turn into mold if they are not dried and treated properly, so we extract standing water and dry structural materials as part of the same job.

Structural Repair and Reconstruction

Heat weakens what it does not burn. We assess framing, trusses, and sheathing for structural damage, remove compromised members, and rebuild to Granby's current code, including the snow load requirements that apply to any roof rebuilt at this elevation.

Because framing and foundations are core trades for us, the reconstruction is done by the same crews who build our custom homes, not passed to a chain of subcontractors. Engineering sign-off is coordinated where the scope requires it.

Insurance and Permits, Handled

We work directly with your insurance adjuster: documenting damage, providing detailed estimates, and keeping your insurer informed as work progresses. That reduces back-and-forth and keeps the claim moving.

Rebuilding a fire-damaged home requires Granby permits for structural, electrical, plumbing, and roofing work. We handle permits and inspections in-house, so the rebuild passes the first time.

Instead of juggling separate contractors for demolition, cleanup, framing, electrical, and finishing, you have one team and one point of contact for the whole project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do immediately after a fire?

Call your insurance company to report the fire and file a claim, then contact us for an assessment. Take photos if it is safe to do so, and stay out of heavily damaged areas until professionals have checked structural stability.

Do you work with insurance companies?

Yes. We communicate directly with your adjuster, document the damage, provide detailed estimates, and update your insurer as work progresses so the claim keeps moving.

Can you handle full reconstruction, not just cleanup?

Yes. As a licensed general contractor we manage everything from demolition and decontamination through framing, systems, and finishes, with one point of contact for the entire project.

How do you remove smoke odor?

Deep cleaning, deodorizing treatments, and HVAC system cleaning remove soot and odor from walls, insulation, ductwork, and other affected surfaces. Materials too contaminated to treat are removed and replaced.

Do fire-damaged homes need permits to rebuild?

Yes. Granby requires permits for structural repairs, electrical, plumbing, and roofing. We handle all permitting and inspections in-house.