Trusted Utah Fire Smoke Damage Restoration Service
Fire damage leaves more than just ashes. The flames destroy structure and belongings, but the smoke lingers—coating every surface with soot and a strong odor that doesn’t go away easily. Even a small fire can cause big damage. At FloodMaster, we provide complete Fire Smoke Damage Restoration Service to clean, restore, and rebuild after fire emergencies. We remove debris, treat smoke damage, eliminate odors, and restore your home or business with care. Our team responds quickly, works safely, and uses professional tools to get things back to normal. From charred walls to smoky furniture, we’re here to help you recover.
Types of Fire and Smoke Damage We Handle
Direct Fire Damage
Structural loss from flames that burn through walls, ceilings, and belongings. We remove damaged materials and rebuild safely.Smoke Residue Damage
Smoke spreads fast. It sticks to walls, ceilings, furniture, and electronics. We clean every surface thoroughly.Odor Contamination
Smoke smell can soak into fabrics, carpet, and air ducts. We use special equipment to remove deep, hidden odors.Structural Repair & Restoration
We rebuild damaged areas, repaint surfaces, and restore your home to its original condition — or better.Water Damage from Firefighting
Fire hoses leave behind water damage. We dry out the space and prevent mold from growing after the fire is out.
With 20,000+ jobs completed and a 94% satisfaction rate, Flood Master Utah is trusted by homeowners for fast, reliable, 5-star restoration service.
Why Choose FloodMaster Utah?
We understand how emotional and overwhelming fire damage can be. That’s why our team is trained not just to restore homes, but also to support families through the process. Our St. George crew uses industry-leading tools and follows strict safety standards. We clean up quickly, communicate clearly, and treat your property with care. As a local Utah company, we’re always nearby and always ready. When you call FloodMaster, you’re not just getting a service—you’re getting people who care.