Smoke damage testing and smoke mitigation services.
For homes, businesses, and standing properties affected by wildfire smoke, nearby fires, soot, ash, smoke odor, or hidden smoke residue. Professional testing documents whether smoke-related contamination is present — and whether insurance-supported mitigation may be available under your policy.
A testing specialist will contact you within 24 hours to schedule your free on-site assessment. No obligation.
From "was I affected?" to a fully documented claim
Three steps, built on testing and documentation rather than visual opinion.
A certified specialist collects tape-lift and air samples from your property — attic insulation, HVAC ducting, surfaces. Sent same-day to an accredited laboratory under documented chain of custody.
The lab quantifies soot, char, ash, and fire VOCs against background levels. If results are elevated, a licensed industrial hygienist writes the remediation protocol — scientific findings, not adjuster opinion.
We help document the smoke impact and coordinate claim-support materials with your carrier. Where the claim is approved, professional smoke hygienist services are billed through it — many property policies include fire and smoke coverage.
Two kinds of property owners call us
Most people know to call after a fire in their home. Far fewer realize that smoke from a fire near their property — a neighbor's house, a wildfire miles away — deposits the same soot, char, and VOCs into insulation, ducting, and furnishings. Both situations are testable, and both are typically covered.
Find out which one you are →Fire touched your property — even a small kitchen or garage fire. Smoke migrates far beyond the burn room; testing establishes the true scope so the claim covers the whole impact, not just the visible damage.
A wildfire or structure fire near you filled the air with smoke. Your home looks fine, maybe smells fine — but particles entered and settled. Laboratory testing determines whether contamination exceeds background, at no cost to you.
We handle the carrier so you don't have to
Smoke claims fail when they rest on odor complaints and photographs. Ours rest on laboratory data. From first sample to final clearance verification, every step follows documented, standards-aligned procedure — and we prepare the claim-support materials, supplements, and documentation your carrier needs throughout. Licensed adjusters or attorneys handle claim advocacy where required.
You remain responsible only for your policy deductible. If testing shows no elevated contamination, you owe nothing and you'll know your home is clear — that's valuable too.
The whole picture, on one page
How smoke enters, what it leaves behind, where it hides, and how testing and documentation work — save or share it.
Common questions
Either way, the answer is worth having.
Whether the result is "elevated" or "all clear," you'll have laboratory documentation about the home your family breathes in — with no initial out-of-pocket testing cost for qualifying insured smoke losses.