How soon can you respond to a fire in Fort Collins?

We answer emergency calls 24/7 and mobilize a crew for board-up and stabilization as quickly as possible. Because we're local to Northern Colorado, we're on site in Fort Collins the same day in most cases rather than waiting on an out-of-state franchise crew.

How long does fire damage restoration take in Fort Collins?

Small, contained fires with limited smoke migration typically take three to six weeks. Losses involving structural framing, multiple levels, or a full contents pack-out commonly run three to six months including permitting and inspections.

Does homeowners insurance cover fire damage in Colorado?

Yes — fire is a covered peril on every standard Colorado homeowners policy, including the firefighting water damage and smoke damage that come with it. Most policies also cover additional living expenses while the home is uninhabitable. We document the full scope so nothing is left off the claim.

Can any of our belongings be saved?

Often more than homeowners expect. Hard goods, furniture, and many textiles can be cleaned and deodorized. We inventory and photograph contents, coordinate the pack-out and cleaning, and document non-salvageable items for your carrier's contents claim.

Do you handle both the cleanup and the rebuild?

Yes, and that's the main reason Fort Collins homeowners call us. One contractor handles emergency stabilization, cleaning, structural repair, and the final finishes — so nothing falls through the gap between a mitigation company and a separate builder.

Fire Damage Restoration in Fort Collins, CO

Trusted fire damage experts serving Fort Collins homeowners

Integrity Construction & Restoration has helped Fort Collins, CO families and businesses complete beautiful, code-compliant fire damage restoration projects across Northern Colorado. Every project is backed by our licensed team, transparent pricing, and a written workmanship guarantee.

Whether you're in downtown Fort Collins, a nearby neighborhood, or anywhere in Weld or Larimer County, we bring the same commitment to craftsmanship and communication. Learn more about our fire damage restoration services.

Licensed & Insured in Colorado
Locally owned. 15+ years experience.
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Serving Fort Collins & Northern Colorado

What fire damage restoration involves in Fort Collins

Emergency board-up and securing in Fort Collins

The first 24 hours after a fire decide how much of the home is salvageable. We board up openings, tarp the roof, secure the structure against weather and theft, and shut down utilities in coordination with the Fort Collins fire department and your utility provider so no secondary damage stacks on top of the fire loss.

Firefighting water and structural drying

Most Fort Collins fire losses are also water losses. Suppression water soaks insulation, subfloor, and framing on the levels below the fire, and Colorado's freeze-thaw cycle turns that trapped moisture into rot and mold. We extract, dry the structure with commercial equipment, and document moisture readings daily for your carrier.

Soot, char, and smoke odor removal

Soot is acidic and keeps etching metal, glass, and finishes long after the flames are out. We clean surface by surface, remove unsalvageable porous materials, decontaminate ductwork, and seal framing before any new drywall goes up so the odor doesn't come back through the walls.

Reframing and complete reconstruction

We're a full remodeling contractor, not just a cleanup crew. Charred framing gets engineered replacement, then we rebuild through insulation, drywall, texture, paint, flooring, cabinetry, and trim — permitted through the Fort Collins building department and finished to match the rest of the home.

Working your insurance claim in Fort Collins

Fire claims are the largest and most heavily scrutinized claims most homeowners will ever file. We build the scope, handle supplements, and meet your adjuster on site so you're not negotiating line items yourself. We work with every major carrier serving Weld and Larimer County.