
Four steps while our crew is on the way.
Don’t go back inside until the fire department says it’s safe.
Running it pulls soot through the ducts and into clean rooms.
Wiping grinds it into paint and fabric and sets the stain for good.
We’ll guide you through the rest and get a crew moving. Don’t wait to see if the smell fades on its own.
Soot settles into carpet, drapes, and upholstery. Porous surfaces start absorbing the odor.
Soot is acidic. Appliances and bathroom fixtures start to yellow. Grout and countertops stain.
Walls yellow permanently. Metal corrodes. Wood and vinyl discolor past the point of cleaning.
Etching in glass and chrome sets in for good. A cleaning job turns into a replacement job.
Soot keeps working the longer it sits. We get on site fast and stop the damage from setting in.
Different fires leave different residues, and each one cleans differently. We identify what we’re dealing with and remove it without grinding it deeper.
Masking the smell isn’t removing it. We treat the source in the walls, carpet, and framing so the odor doesn’t come back in a month.
Furniture, clothing, electronics, and keepsakes absorb smoke. We clean what can be saved and document what can’t.
Your air system pulls smoke into every room in the house. We clean the ducts so your home stops re-circulating the smell.
We don’t stop at clean. We seal, prime, paint, and rebuild the drywall, flooring, and finishes the smoke damaged.
Four steps, one team, one project manager the whole way through.
We dispatch same-day. On arrival we test the residue and map how far the smoke traveled, including the rooms that look clean.
We remove the soot with the method that matches the residue. Wrong method, permanent stain. We get this right the first time.
We clean surfaces and contents, clear the duct system, and treat the odor at the source until the smell is gone.
We put your home back together. Same crew, same project manager, no subcontractor handoffs, no strangers finishing what we started.
Understanding Smoke Damage
Smoke damage is any damage caused by smoke, soot, and the odor they leave behind. It counts as smoke damage even when the flames never reached the room. Smoke travels, and it damages what it settles on.
Smoke damage shows up in four ways:
These get used interchangeably, but they’re different problems.
Fire damage is what the flames destroyed. It’s visible and it stops where the fire stopped.
Smoke damage is what the smoke and soot reached. It spreads through the whole house, including rooms that look untouched.
Smoke damage is usually the bigger job. A small kitchen fire can leave soot and odor in every room. Bloque handles both, with one team and one project manager from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Insurance
Most homeowners policies cover smoke damage, but what’s covered depends on the cause and the terms of your policy. Smoke damage from a sudden accidental fire is typically covered. Damage from long-term exposure, like years of cigarette smoke, usually isn’t.
We can’t tell you what your policy covers. Your adjuster does that. What we do is document the damage from the moment we arrive and communicate directly with your insurer, so you aren’t managing the claim alone.
Cleaning before you document can cost you on the claim. Call us first and we’ll document it with you.
The crew that cleans your home is the crew that rebuilds it. One project manager through the entire job. No subcontractor handoffs.
Call and a real person answers and dispatches a crew. No machines. No callback queue.
We document everything from the moment we arrive and communicate directly with your insurer, so you aren’t managing the claim alone.
We tell you what you’re dealing with before any work begins. You know the scope before we start.
Service Area
The longer soot sits, the more it costs. Bloque responds fast in:
Don’t see your city? Call (480) 242-8084. If you’re in the Valley, we’re probably minutes away.