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Fire Cleanup • Smoke Removal • Full Rebuilds

Fire Damage Restoration & Rebuilds in Las Vegas

We don’t stop at cleanup. Ultimate Choice Restoration handles fire and smoke cleanup, soot removal, odor treatment, damaged material removal, and complete rebuilding after a fire — all through one licensed Las Vegas contractor.

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  • Professional Smoke, Soot & Odor Removal
  • One Contractor From Emergency Response to Rebuild

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  • Fire, smoke, soot & water cleanup
  • Fire-damaged property rebuilding
  • Family-owned in Las Vegas since 1994
  • A+ rated, BBB accredited
  • We work directly with your insurance adjuster

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From Fire Cleanup to Complete Rebuilding

A serious fire restoration project doesn’t end when the soot is gone. Ultimate Choice Restoration can clean the damage, remove what cannot be saved, and rebuild the affected areas of your home or business.

Fire can damage framing, drywall, insulation, flooring, cabinets, finishes, roofing components, and other parts of the structure. Smoke and soot can spread far beyond the area where the fire started, while water from firefighting efforts can create additional damage throughout the property.

Our team manages the recovery from the initial inspection and cleanup through demolition, smoke and soot removal, odor treatment, structural repairs, and reconstruction. Instead of finding one company for cleanup and another for rebuilding, you can work with Ultimate Choice Restoration throughout the entire project.

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Cleanup Is Only the Beginning

We Rebuild After Fires

When a fire damages part of your home or business, our goal isn’t simply to make it clean again. We can rebuild the damaged areas and help return the property to usable condition.

Once damaged materials have been removed and the structure has been cleaned, dried, and deodorized, our reconstruction team can begin repairing the property. Because Ultimate Choice Restoration is a licensed general contractor, you don’t have to start over with a separate construction company after the restoration work is finished.

Fire Damage Reconstruction Can Include:

  • Removal of fire-damaged materials
  • Structural framing repairs
  • Drywall and insulation replacement
  • Ceiling and wall reconstruction
  • Interior and exterior repairs
  • Flooring replacement
  • Cabinet and trim replacement
  • Painting and finishing
  • Repair of damaged living spaces
  • Complete reconstruction of heavily damaged areas

One company can manage the fire cleanup, smoke remediation, demolition, repairs, and rebuild.

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Smoke Can Travel Far Beyond the Fire

Professional Smoke & Soot Cleanup

You don’t need a major structural fire to have serious smoke damage. Smoke and fine soot particles can travel through rooms, wall cavities, HVAC systems, furniture, clothing, and other contents throughout the property.

Simply painting over smoke damage or using air fresheners won’t solve the problem. The affected materials need to be identified, cleaned, deodorized, treated, or removed depending on the severity of the contamination.

Our Smoke Damage Cleanup Services Include:

  • Smoke residue removal
  • Soot cleanup from walls and ceilings
  • Cleaning of hard surfaces and fixtures
  • Contents cleaning and pack-out
  • Smoke odor removal
  • HVAC and duct cleaning when needed
  • Thermal fogging and odor treatments
  • Sealing of affected surfaces when appropriate

Our goal is to remove the source of the smoke odor, not simply cover it up. Once cleaning is complete, any fire-damaged areas that cannot be restored can move directly into the rebuilding phase.

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One Company From Start to Finish

Complete Fire Restoration & Reconstruction

Ultimate Choice Restoration can manage the emergency, cleanup, smoke damage, and rebuilding instead of handing your project off once the initial restoration is finished.

Fire Cleanup

We stabilize the property and remove the immediate damage caused by the fire and firefighting efforts.

  • Emergency board-up
  • Roof tarping
  • Firefighting water removal
  • Debris removal
  • Damaged material removal

Smoke & Soot Cleanup

We address the residue and odors that can spread far beyond the area directly affected by flames.

  • Soot removal
  • Smoke residue cleaning
  • Contents cleaning
  • Odor removal
  • HVAC and duct cleaning

Fire Damage Rebuild

Once cleanup is complete, our licensed reconstruction team can repair and rebuild the damaged areas.

  • Structural repairs
  • Framing
  • Drywall and insulation
  • Flooring and cabinetry
  • Painting and finishing

What to Do After a Fire

The first few days can make a major difference in what can be cleaned, restored, and rebuilt.

  • Don’t enter until the fire department says the property is safe
  • Don’t wipe soot because it can smear and become embedded deeper into surfaces
  • Don’t turn on HVAC systems, ceiling fans, or affected electronics
  • Don’t eat food exposed to heat, soot, or smoke
  • Document visible damage when it is safe to do so
  • Contact your insurance company and begin the claims process
  • Call a professional fire restoration company as soon as possible

Early action can help limit additional smoke, soot, water, corrosion, and odor damage.

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From the Day of the Fire to the Final Repair

Our Fire Cleanup & Rebuilding Process

We can manage the restoration from emergency stabilization through smoke cleanup and reconstruction.

01

Emergency Response

Call 24/7. We assess the property, identify immediate concerns, and begin protecting the structure from additional damage.

02

Fire Damage Assessment

We inspect and document fire, smoke, soot, water, and structural damage and develop the restoration scope.

03

Secure the Property

Damaged openings, windows, doors, and exposed roof areas can be boarded or tarped to help protect the property from weather and unauthorized entry.

04

Cleanup & Demolition

We remove firefighting water, debris, and building materials that are too damaged to safely or effectively restore.

05

Smoke, Soot & Odor Removal

Smoke residue and soot are cleaned from affected surfaces and contents, while professional odor treatments address contamination at the source.

06

Repair & Rebuild

Once cleanup is complete, our reconstruction team repairs the fire-damaged areas — including framing, drywall, flooring, cabinets, paint, trim, and other finishes needed to restore the property.

Restoration Doesn’t Have to Stop Halfway

Why Use One Contractor for Fire Cleanup & Rebuilding?

A fire loss can quickly become complicated when one company handles the cleanup and another company has to take over the reconstruction. Ultimate Choice Restoration can manage both sides of the project.

One Point of Contact

You don’t have to coordinate separate restoration and construction companies as the job moves from cleanup into repairs.

A Smoother Transition

The same company that understands the original damage and demolition scope can continue into the reconstruction phase.

Complete Recovery

Our goal is not simply to remove the fire damage. We want to help get the damaged parts of your property rebuilt and usable again.

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Fire, Smoke & Rebuilding FAQs

Wind can carry ash from regional wildfires across the entire valley, coating roofs, pools, patio furniture, and vehicles. Wildfire ash is fine and slightly caustic, so avoid blowing it with a leaf blower, which puts it back in the air and pushes it into vents and window tracks. Turn off evaporative coolers and set your AC to recirculate until the air clears.

Gently mist and rinse hard surfaces, wear an N95 mask and gloves while cleaning, and change your HVAC filter afterward. If ash or a smoky odor has made its way indoors, we can clean surfaces, fabrics, and ductwork and deodorize the home.

Rain falling on soot and ash creates an acidic slurry that soaks into porous stucco, grout, pavers, and unsealed stone, leaving dark streaks that are difficult to remove. Inside, water from firefighting or a storm-damaged roof can carry soot deeper into drywall and carpet.

Do not scrub soot with water or household cleaners, which can smear and set stains. We start with dry methods such as chemical sponges and HEPA vacuuming, then use cleaners matched to the type of residue, whether protein, synthetic, or wood smoke, and the surface it is on.

Extended stretches above 110 degrees put heavy loads on AC compressors, extension cords, and older wiring. Dryer lint buildup, grills and smokers on patios, garages full of stored fuel and chemicals that reach extreme temperatures, and fireworks around the Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve are also common causes.

Clean dryer vents at least once a year, have your AC serviced before summer, avoid running high-wattage appliances on extension cords, and store flammable products in a cool, ventilated space. If a fire happens, get out, call 911, and contact us once the fire department says the property is safe to enter.

Yes. Fire hoses and sprinklers can put hundreds or thousands of gallons into a home, soaking insulation, drywall, flooring, and contents. That water mixes with soot and ash, making it dirty and corrosive. While the desert air dries exterior surfaces quickly, water trapped inside walls and floors can lead to mold within days.

We handle fire and water damage together: extracting water, drying the structure, and cleaning smoke residue at the same time, so one problem does not make the other worse.

Often, yes, if they are handled quickly. Soot is acidic and can corrode metal contacts and circuit boards within days, so do not power on electronics that were exposed to heavy smoke. Photographs, documents, and textiles can sometimes be cleaned or freeze-dried if they were also wet.

We inventory and pack out contents, clean what can be saved, and work with specialists for electronics, artwork, and important papers. Detailed photos and lists also help with your contents insurance claim.

A small kitchen fire with smoke damage may take a few days of cleaning and deodorizing. A larger fire that requires removing drywall, insulation, and framing can take several weeks to months, depending on permits, insurance approvals, and material availability.

We provide a timeline after the initial inspection, update you at each stage, and work directly with your adjuster so approvals do not hold up the project longer than necessary.

It depends on the extent of the damage. Even a small fire can leave smoke residue and odors that irritate the lungs, and the home may be unsafe if electrical, gas, or structural systems were affected. In summer, a home without working AC can also be unsafe in the desert heat.

Many homeowners and renters policies include additional living expense coverage for hotels, rentals, and meals while the home is being repaired. Keep receipts, and ask your insurer about coverage. We provide documentation about the home’s condition to support the claim.

Broken windows, burned-through roofs, and forced-open doors leave a property exposed to theft, animals, and weather. Desert winds can blow soot and ash through openings and spread it into undamaged rooms, and a monsoon storm can add water damage to a fire loss.

Boarding up and tarping secure the property and are usually required by insurers to prevent further damage. We provide 24/7 board-up services and document the conditions before and after.

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We’ll Clean Up the Fire Damage — Then Rebuild It.

Fire cleanup, smoke and soot removal, odor treatment, demolition, repairs, and reconstruction through one Las Vegas restoration contractor. Call (702) 515-1485 to start your recovery.

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