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Commercial & Multifamily Fire Restoration

Serving the entire I-5 corridor — Salem, Woodburn, Portland, Vancouver, Kelso, Longview, and every city and town in between.

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Licensed & insured · OR + WAOne contract: mitigation + rebuildWe work with all insurers
Commercial fire restoration covers everything residential restoration does — board-up, mitigation, smoke and odor removal, rebuild — plus the business layer: business-interruption documentation, loss-of-rents claims for landlords, tenant coordination in multifamily buildings, and phased reconstruction that gets operations running again as fast as possible.

A commercial fire loss is measured twice: once in physical damage, and again in every day the doors stay closed. Our commercial restoration plans are built around that second number — phased work that reopens usable portions of the building early, night and weekend scheduling around operations, and documentation that supports your business-interruption claim with real timelines.

For landlords and multifamily owners, fire losses add a coordination problem: displaced tenants, units in different damage states, and a three-way insurance split between your building policy, tenants' renters policies, and sometimes an HOA master policy. We keep each scope separate and clean, document loss-of-rents by unit, and handle tenant-contents boundaries correctly so every policy pays what it owes.

We restore retail and office space, restaurants (protein and grease fires are a specialty of their own), light industrial, mixed-use buildings, and apartment communities throughout the corridor — permitted and inspected under each jurisdiction's commercial code, with engineering brought in for structural repairs.

Commercial Fire Restoration — Frequently Asked Questions

How do you minimize business downtime during restoration?

Phased scopes that clear and reopen usable areas first, temporary containment separating work zones from operating zones, off-hours scheduling for disruptive work, and a written reopening timeline your insurer and your staff can both plan around.

What is business-interruption coverage?

Commercial-policy coverage replacing income lost while fire damage keeps you from operating, typically including continuing expenses and payroll. It pays against a documented restoration timeline — which is why credible, contractor-backed scheduling matters to the claim, not just the construction.

Who pays for what in an apartment building fire?

The building owner's policy covers structure and building systems; each tenant's renter's policy covers their own contents and their temporary housing; liability coverage may come into play for the unit of origin. We document each scope separately from day one so the claims don't tangle.

Can you restore a restaurant after a kitchen fire?

Yes — grease and protein fires leave aggressive residue and odor requiring specialized degreasing and sealing, plus hood, duct, and equipment decontamination. Health-department-ready cleanliness is the finish line, and we document to it.

Do you handle code upgrades in commercial rebuilds?

Yes. Commercial fire repairs regularly trigger accessibility, fire-protection, and energy-code requirements. We scope them early, invoke ordinance-or-law coverage where the policy carries it, and design the rebuild around today's code instead of discovering it at inspection.

Do you work with property management companies?

Regularly — single point of contact, per-unit documentation, tenant communication support, and consolidated invoicing across multiple losses or properties.

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Tell us what happened. We'll walk your property, document every trace of fire, smoke, and water damage, and give you a clear written scope you can take straight to your insurance company — no obligation, no pressure.

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