Fire damage and water damage rarely happen alone. When flames are extinguished, firefighting water saturates your structure. Champs Water Damage handles both — coordinating fire damage cleanup, smoke odor removal, and complete water extraction under one restoration plan.
After a fire, your property faces two overlapping crises. Our team addresses both simultaneously — preventing further deterioration and accelerating your path to full recovery.
Flames, heat, and soot cause immediate structural and cosmetic damage. Charred materials, compromised framing, and smoke-coated surfaces require specialized removal and treatment.
Thousands of gallons of water used to suppress a fire saturate walls, floors, and building cavities. Without immediate extraction, this leads to mold growth within 24 to 48 hours.
Rapid removal of fire-damaged materials to stop ongoing contamination and expose the scope of structural damage.
Thermal fogging, hydroxyl generators, and ozone treatment neutralize smoke odors embedded in building materials and contents.
Dry and wet soot require different cleaning methods. Our technicians match the right technique to the surface and soot type for safe, effective removal.
Industrial extractors remove standing and absorbed water left by firefighting operations before it triggers secondary mold damage.
Air movers, dehumidifiers, and injection systems dry walls, floors, and framing to verified moisture levels — with daily logs.
Antimicrobial treatments applied to at-risk surfaces after water extraction to prevent mold from establishing in the structure.
A structured, phase-by-phase restoration process that addresses both damage types simultaneously.
Our team secures the property — board-up, tarp-over, and temporary fencing as needed — to protect against weather intrusion and unauthorized access while restoration planning begins.
A detailed walk-through documents all fire, smoke, soot, and water damage. Moisture mapping identifies all saturated zones. This assessment forms the basis of your insurance claim documentation.
Simultaneous with fire cleanup, our water team extracts standing water and deploys structural drying equipment. Drying proceeds in parallel with fire damage remediation to save time.
Charred materials removed, soot cleaned from all surfaces, smoke odor eliminated using industrial odor-neutralization equipment. Affected areas treated and prepared for reconstruction.
Final moisture readings confirm drying is complete. Air quality testing available. Full documentation package delivered for your insurance carrier — then your rebuild can begin.
Don't navigate two disasters alone. Champs Water Damage handles everything — call us now for immediate response in Dutch Island, GA.