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Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
When disaster strikes—like a house fire—E.C.T. Mold Clean-Up is here to help you recover quickly and safely. Our team is fully certified in fire and smoke damage assessment, remediation, and restoration. From removing stubborn smoke odors to repairing structural damage, we specialize in restoring your home to its pre-loss condition.
We proudly serve Warren, Barren, Allen, Hart, Metcalfe, Green Counties, and all 120 counties throughout Kentucky. We offer free estimates, reliable service, and honest communication every step of the way. Trust our friendly professionals to bring your home back to life with care and precision.
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Fire & Smoke Damage
At E.C.T, we understand how devastating a fire can be. That’s why we provide fast, dependable, and high-quality smoke and fire restoration services when every second counts. Our reputation is built on word-of-mouth—because we consistently deliver timely, expert care when our clients need it most.
Fires can be life-altering. According to the National Fire Protection Association, a structural fire occurs every 65 seconds. Once the flames are extinguished and the smoke clears, the damage doesn’t stop. In fact, smoke, soot, and the water used to fight the fire can continue to cause corrosion, staining, and mold growth long after the fire is out.
That's why our emergency response team at E.C.T is ready to act fast—within the critical first 24–48 hours—to minimize damage, recover your belongings, and begin restoring your home or business. Call 270-991-MOLD and let our certified professionals help guide you through the restoration process with care and urgency.
Our Proven 3-Step Fire Damage Response Process
Damage Assessment
We thoroughly inspect your property to determine how far fire, smoke, and soot have spread, providing a clear understanding of the damage and restoration needs.
Emergency Board-Up & Tarping
To protect your property from weather and unauthorized entry, we secure the site by boarding up broken windows, doors, and tarping damaged roofs.
Fire & Smoke Cleanup
Our team removes all smoke residue, soot, charred materials, and odor-causing debris—preparing your space for a smooth and efficient reconstruction process.
Dealing with Smoke and Soot After a Fire
Smoke and soot are toxic by-products of incomplete combustion, and they pose serious risks long after the fire is extinguished. The lingering odors they produce aren’t just unpleasant—they're a sign of potential health hazards that must be addressed by trained professionals.
At ECT, we understand that proper fire restoration goes far beyond surface cleaning. Charred materials and structural components that have absorbed smoke must be fully removed—not just sealed—because sealing alone will not eliminate odors or contamination. To fully restore a space, it’s essential to eliminate the source of the odor at its root.
Smoke naturally travels toward cooler temperatures, meaning it often penetrates deep into unexpected places like kitchen cabinets, refrigerators, behind walls, and inside insulation. Without exposing and treating these hidden areas, smoke odor will persist indefinitely. ECT’s team is equipped to locate, expose, and properly treat all affected areas to fully eliminate fire-related contaminants and odors, restoring your home or business safely and effectively.
Act Fast After a Fire
In the hours following a fire, the effects of smoke and soot begin to take a toll. Walls, ceilings, and plaster surfaces often develop dark stains, while metal hardware throughout the home may start to show signs of rust and corrosion. Fabrics and upholstery can quickly absorb smoke particles, leaving behind stubborn odors and discoloration. we’re ready to respond quickly to minimize this damage and start the restoration process. Our team is here to help you recover and get back into your home as safely and efficiently as possible.
Types of Fire Damage and Why Proper Restoration Matters
Fires are classified based on the materials that burn, and each classification requires a unique restoration approach. Understanding the type of fire involved is critical to selecting the correct cleaning method and preventing further damage during the restoration process.
Fire Classifications:
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Class A – Involves common combustibles like wood, paper, cloth, and other materials that leave behind ash.
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Class B – Caused by flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline, oil, and paint.
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Class C – Electrical fires resulting from wiring, appliances, or circuit issues.
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Class D – Involves combustible metals like magnesium, titanium, or aluminum.
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Class K – Fires related to cooking oils, animal fats, or grease—common in kitchen settings.
Each fire type creates a different type of residue, and using the wrong cleaning method can cause irreversible harm to your property. That’s why fire damage cleanup isn’t a DIY job.
At ECT, our certified fire restoration experts are trained to identify the type of fire damage and apply the proper cleanup and restoration methods. From eliminating smoke and soot to removing deep-set odors, we take care of every detail with precision—restoring your home or business safely, thoroughly, and efficiently.
Who We Serve
We proudly serve both Residential and Commercial clients across the Entire state of Kentucky, providing expert environmental testing, consulting, and cleanup services. Whether you’re a homeowner, property manager, business owner, or contractor, we have the experience and capabilities to handle jobs of all sizes. Our service area also extends into surrounding states, including Cincinnati, Nashville and Middle Tennessee, ensuring reliable, professional support wherever you need it. From single-family homes to large-scale facilities, we’re equipped to protect your property and health.
ECTKY Works With All Major Insurance Companies
Your cleanup may be covered by your insurance provider. Contact them to review your coverage, and we’ll work directly with them to help restore your home to a safe, healthy environment.