24/7 Fire and Smoke Repair Services
At All Dry USA, we offer a full range of smoke and fire restoration services, including:
Damage Assessment
First, we will examine your property and belongings to assess the extent of the damage and determine if recovery is viable. If any items are salvageable, we will remove them from the property for further cleaning and restoration.
Site Cleanup
Our team will remove debris, soot, and other pollutants and clean all surfaces on the premises.
Temporary Protection
If the fire has damaged your windows, doors, or roof, we’ll tarp the roof and board up the doors and windows to protect your privacy and keep you and the property safe.
Item Restoration
At All Dry USA, we do everything we can to recover your property and belongings. Fire damage continues for days after the flames are extinguished, so it’s vital to start the process immediately to prevent permanent loss.
We use advanced technology and cleaning solutions to repair your property and restore smaller individual items off-site. Your belongings are in safe hands: Our team will inventory, clean, deodorize, pack, and deliver all restored items back to you.
Carpet Restoration
Depending on the severity of the damage, we may be able to restore fire-damaged carpets without damaging the fibers. If your carpet isn’t salvageable to pre-loss condition, our technicians will remove and dispose of it and any padding.
Odor Removal
We’ll also take care of the air in your property. Thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment, we can remove smoke odors, filter out harmful airborne particles, and deodorize your home or business so that it is fresh, clean, and safe to breathe once again.
Insurance Claims
Dealing with paperwork and insurance agents is probably the last thing you feel like doing in the aftermath of a big fire. At All Dry USA, we can help you collect and prepare the necessary documentation to file an insurance claim and seek compensation.
About Fort Myers, FL
Fort Myers, the county seat and commercial hub of Lee County, Florida, serves as a gateway to Southwest Florida. The area experiences heavy rain and frequent thunderstorms in the summer. Spring and Fall offer pleasant weather with cooler temperatures, low humidity, and ample sunshine. Fort Myers gets an average of 54 inches of rain per year. The city enjoys 271 sunny days annually, exceeding the US average of 205.
For help with fire damage, water damage, or mold removal in Fort Myers, FL, call us at All Dry USA (239) 977-8704.
What to Do After a Fire
As soon as it’s safe to reenter the building, do the following:
- Contact your utility providers to let them know about the fire.
- Call our team to start the restoration work immediately.
- Document all fire and smoke damage and secondary water damage from the fire hoses.
What NOT to Do After a Fire
Knowing what not to do after a fire is just as important as knowing what to do. Otherwise, you may be unable to restore your property or belongings or get adequate compensation. In the worst-case scenario, you risk injuring yourself.
- Don’t enter the building until a professional tells you it’s safe.
- Don’t try to clean, wipe, or remove anything, even if it’s just soot or lightweight debris. Let us handle it.
- Don’t turn on your utilities or electrical appliances before a professional risk assessment.
- Don’t use damaged furniture or carpeting.
- Don’t eat food that was on the premises during the fire, including non-perishables.
Why Choose All Dry USA for Fort Myers Fire Damage Repair?
As a local business, we are passionate about serving local residents and business owners and providing fire damage repair in Fort Myers, FL, and the surrounding areas.
More importantly, our local base allows us to respond quickly to emergencies. Our trained and certified experts will visit your property immediately to assess the damage and develop your repair and restoration plan. We are always on standby, including late nights, weekends, and national holidays.
We place a high value on communication and transparency. Our team will be in constant contact with you, any other property owners, and your insurance company to ensure that everyone is in the loop.
