Fire and smoke damagecleanup and reconstruction.
A residential fire can leave a combination of heat damage, smoke residue, debris, water from suppression efforts, and damaged building materials. TNT helps property owners move from the damaged condition toward cleanup, selective demolition, and reconstruction.
Assess the damaged areas
Fire losses vary widely. Some areas may need material removal while others may need cleaning, sealing, repair, or replacement. A practical scope starts with understanding what is visibly damaged and what may have been affected by heat, smoke, or water.
Damaged materials
Charred, heat-damaged, or heavily affected materials may need to be removed.
Smoke and debris
Cleanup planning should account for residue, odor, debris, and the condition of surrounding finishes.
Rebuild after the cleanup
Once damaged materials are removed and the space is ready, the project transitions into reconstruction. TNT can help with drywall, flooring, trim, paint, and broader repair work required to put the property back together.
Selective demolition
Remove what cannot remain while protecting salvageable areas.
Repair planning
Define the construction work needed after cleanup.
Reconstruction
Complete the build-back and finish work needed for a usable home.
Recovering from fire damage?
TNT can help connect the cleanup phase with reconstruction and repairs. See our complete Fire Damage Cleanup & Reconstruction Process for the step-by-step path. For residue and odor-specific information, visit Smoke & Soot Damage Cleanup.