Call or text (815) 585-1750 24/7 after a fire in your Western Springs home. We clear out the smoke-soaked insulation and burned material, dry the house, and rebuild the rooms it took.
A fire job runs in four steps, in order: remove, clean, dry and rebuild. Removal takes out what burned and what smoke or water ruined. Cleaning gets soot off the surfaces that can stay, with HEPA air scrubbers running and stained framing sealed so the smell does not stay in the walls. Drying handles the water from the hoses, and the rebuild puts the house back.
We cover Western Springs by I-294 and Ogden Avenue, with Wolf Road and 55th Street taking us across the Cook County village and past the Metra station. If the fire reached your attic, the insulation up there soaks up smoke and water and has to come out, even where it did not burn. We remove it, clean and seal the roof framing, and put in new insulation as part of the rebuild.

Smoke-soaked or wet insulation comes out of the attic, and new insulation goes in during the rebuild.
We take out charred drywall, framing, flooring and trim and haul it away.
Ceilings, walls, trim and cabinets that held up get cleaned of soot.
We run HEPA scrubbers through the tear-out so fine soot does not settle on cleaned rooms.
Roof framing, wall studs and subfloor that stay get sealed before they are closed back in.
Hose water is extracted and dried with daily readings, then drywall, floors, trim and paint go back.
You get a free estimate written line by line in the format insurance carriers use, with photos of the attic and every room. Daily equipment rates come in writing before anything is set up, and each machine comes out once its area reads dry. If the carrier's scope misses the attic or a room we documented, we send a supplement. The rebuild is booked around the days we said and ends with a walkthrough.
Call or text (815) 585-1750, day or night. Text photos and we will plan the first visit.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com