Emergency Board-Up and Site Safety
Secure broken windows and doors, stabilize hazards, and protect the structure from weather, animals, and unauthorized entry.
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24/7 fire and smoke damage cleanup, soot removal, odor neutralization, and full repairs for homes and businesses across East Texas. Compassionate crew, clear estimates, and direct coordination with your insurance.
From the moment the fire is out, we take over. Wet To Dry handles board-up, soot and smoke removal, contents care, water damage from firefighting, odor neutralization, and rebuild, so you are not juggling contractors during the hardest week of your year.
Secure broken windows and doors, stabilize hazards, and protect the structure from weather, animals, and unauthorized entry.
Careful removal of soot and smoke residue from walls, ceilings, floors, HVAC, and contents using the right cleaning method for each surface type.
Inventory and carefully pack out salvageable belongings, then clean, deodorize, and store them off-site until your home is ready.
Targeted deodorization with hydroxyl generators, ozone treatment, and thermal fogging to neutralize smoke odors rather than mask them.
Suppression efforts leave a lot of water behind. We extract it quickly, dry the structure, and prevent the secondary damage and mold that often follow.
Drywall, framing, flooring, and finish work to return the property to pre-loss condition, coordinated under one project manager.
A structured process aligned with IICRC fire and smoke restoration guidance. Each step is documented with photos and scope notes so your insurance carrier gets what they need.
Our 24/7 dispatch team mobilizes quickly. On arrival, we board up openings, identify structural hazards, and make the scene safe before cleanup begins.
We inspect every affected area, classify the soot and smoke types, inventory contents, and document everything with photos for your insurer.
When firefighting has left water in the structure, we extract it and begin drying with commercial air movers and dehumidifiers to prevent mold.
Surface-by-surface cleaning using the right method for each material. HVAC inspection and cleaning when smoke has traveled through the duct system.
Multi-stage odor treatment with hydroxyl generators, ozone, or thermal fogging depending on severity. We verify neutralization, not just masking.
Reconstruction, paint, and finish work. We close out with a walkthrough so you can confirm the property is restored to pre-loss condition.
Soot residue is acidic and can cause permanent damage within hours. Improper wiping can drive it deeper into surfaces. Call us first.
(903) 869-8838A local crew that covers the full arc of fire restoration, from the first board-up to the last coat of paint, with 15 years of experience and direct insurance coordination.
Fire rarely waits for business hours. Our phone line is live around the clock, and we can dispatch board-up and assessment fast.
Wet To Dry has been cleaning up fire, smoke, water, and storm damage across East Texas properties for a decade and a half.
Suppression water and soot damage go hand in hand. You will not juggle a mitigation company and a separate fire restoration contractor.
Hydroxyl generators, ozone machines, and thermal foggers. The right tool for the right stage so odors are neutralized, not hidden.
Scope, photo documentation, and clear estimates. We coordinate with your insurance carrier to move your claim forward.
Based in Winnsboro, serving Wood, Hopkins, and Franklin counties. Neighbors helping neighbors, not a franchise crew three hours away.
What East Texas homeowners ask most in the first 48 hours after a fire.
Our crews dispatch to homes and businesses throughout East Texas, covering Wood, Hopkins, and Franklin counties and the communities between them.
Fires rarely travel alone. Here are the other services Wet To Dry handles in the same call.
One call starts board-up, assessment, and insurance documentation across East Texas. We will walk beside you from the first hour to the final walkthrough.