Macomb County, MI
Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration in Macomb Township, MI
After a fire, Dry Pros secures your Macomb Township home, cleans soot and smoke residue, removes the odor, and handles the claim — typically on-site within about 2 hours, 24/7.
4.9/5 — 55 Google reviews · IICRC Certified Firm
Fire & smoke damage restoration for Macomb Township homes
A house fire in Macomb Township is rarely just about what burned. In the open floor plans common to the township newer subdivisions, smoke and soot travel fast through connected living spaces and HVAC runs, settling into drywall, cabinetry, and belongings far from the source. Cleaning it promptly keeps that residue from etching surfaces permanently.
Our crews handle the full recovery — securing the home, removing damaged material, cleaning and deodorizing smoke residue, and packing out contents for restoration. We work the whole township, from the newer builds off 25 Mile to established streets closer to the Clinton Township line, and we document every step for your insurer.
What is included
- Emergency board-up and site stabilization
- Soot and smoke-residue cleaning of surfaces and contents
- Odor removal and full deodorization
- Pack-out and storage of salvageable belongings
- Direct insurance billing and full claim documentation
Why Macomb Township calls Dry Pros
- Typically on-site within about 2 hours, 24/7
- IICRC Certified Firm (Applied Structural Drying)
- We bill your insurance directly — most homeowners just pay their deductible
- 4.9 stars from 55 Google reviews
Macomb Township fire damage FAQ
How fast can you reach Macomb Township?
We are based in nearby Warren and run 24/7, so a crew is typically at your Macomb Township home within about two hours of your call.
Will insurance cover fire and smoke damage?
Fire and smoke losses are typically covered by homeowners policies. We bill your insurance directly and manage the full claim, so most homeowners simply pay their deductible.
Can you get the smoke smell out?
Yes. Beyond cleaning visible soot, we deodorize the structure and contents to remove lingering smoke odor rather than just masking it.