Book Water Damage Restoration in Wenatchee, WA

You walk into your kitchen and feel cold water soaking through your socks—a burst pipe, an overflowing appliance, or a frozen line has turned your home into a crisis. Heartland Restoration responds within 45–60 minutes, arriving with moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, and the tools needed to stop water intrusion before it spreads into walls, flooring, or crawlspaces. Wenatchee homeowners count on our fast response to protect what matters most.

Our certified team follows IICRC S500 standards to restore your property after burst pipes, appliance leaks, toilet overflows, crawlspace flooding, storm runoff, roof leaks, and frozen pipe breaks. We provide water extraction, structural drying, dehumidification, sanitization, and antimicrobial treatments. Every step is fully documented in Encircle for smooth, insurance-approved reporting.

Once the structure is dry, we handle the entire rebuild—drywall, flooring, cabinetry, and finish work—so you never have to search for additional contractors. From emergency response to the final walk-through, we keep the process simple and stress-free.

Call now for water damage restoration in Wenatchee, WA, and prevent mold growth or long-term structural damage.

⭐ Smoke & Odor Removed—Air Quality Restored⭐

Certified Smoke Damage Repair in Wenatchee & North Central Washington

Smoke can spread far beyond the fire itself—seeping into walls, insulation, cabinets, clothing, HVAC systems, and structural cavities. Even a small fire or nearby wildfire can leave behind soot, odor, chemical residue, and unsafe air quality.



Heartland Restoration responds quickly to assess the contamination, remove harmful particulates, and restore your home to a clean, safe environmen

What type of fire damage do we restore

  • Kitchen and Smoke odor throughout the home

  • Soot and residue from kitchen or appliance fires

  • Protein smoke (invisible but extremely odorous)

  • Furnace puff-backs and HVAC soot contamination

  • Wildfire smoke infiltration

  • Smoke-affected insulation, drywall, and framing

  • Soot on ceilings, cabinets, walls, and contents

  • Chemical residue from burning plastics or synthetics

How our process works

Understanding how smoke damage restoration works helps you make informed decisions and reduces uncertainty during stressful situations—especially when smoke infiltration affects your home without a major fire.

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Step one - Emergency Response & containment Assessment

We arrive promptly to evaluate how far smoke and soot have traveled, check air quality levels, identify surface and hidden contamination, inspect the HVAC system, and determine what materials and contents can be cleaned or need removal.

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Step two - Soot Removal & Surface Cleaning

Using HEPA vacuums, soot sponges, and smoke-specific detergents, we remove corrosive soot from walls & ceilings, cabinets & trim, light fixtures, doors & hardware, HVAC registers & ductwork, appliances & hard surfaces. This prevents permanent staining and ongoing odor release.

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Step three - Smoke Odor Neutralization

We eliminate odor at the molecular level using methods such as: Hydroxyl generators, HEPA air scrubbers, Thermal fogging and Ozone treatment (only when safe).




These procedures penetrate porous materials and neutralize odor sources—rather than just covering them up.

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Step four - Material Removal & Structural Cleaning

Smoke often penetrates deeper than the surface. When needed, we remove affected materials such as:


Charred or smoke-saturated drywall, contaminated insulation, damaged cabinets or flooring, HVAC filters and compromised duct sections.


We then clean structural framing to ensure odor and residue are fully eliminated before rebuild.

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Step FIVE - Insurance Documentation & claim support

We work directly with your insurance company to streamline the claim, providing:


Detailed soot and contamination reports, photo/video documentation, cleaning logs, HVAC assessments and Xactimate estimates


Our documentation helps ensure the full scope of work is covered.

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Step six - Full Rebuild & Final Walk-Through

Our rebuild team restores everything—drywall, texture, paint, flooring, trim, cabinetry, fixtures, and finishes. You get one seamless process from the moment we arrive until your home is fully restored.

common questions about the smoke remediation pocess

Can smoke damage occur even if the fire was small?

Yes!


Smoke travels through vents, wall cavities and insulation, spreading odor and soot far beyond the fire's origin point.




How do you remove smoke odor permanently?

We use a multi-stage cleaning and deodorization process designed to eliminate smoke at the molecular level—not just mask it. This includes:


  • HEPA vacuuming and soot removal
  • Fire-specific detergents and alkaline cleaning agents
  • Hydroxyl or ozone treatment for deep odor breakdown
  • Thermal fogging to penetrate porous materials
  • Structural cleaning of framing, cavities, and insulation when needed



By addressing both surface contamination and hidden odor sources, we permanently remove smoke damage and restore healthy indoor air quality.

Will you inspect hidden areas like attics and crawl spaces?

Absolutely. Smoke infiltrates areas far beyond the fire source, including attics, crawl spaces, wall cavities, insulation, and HVAC systems.

We perform a full-property inspection to identify:


  • Hidden soot deposits
  • Smoke odor trapped in insulation or framing
  • Contaminated ductwork
  • Areas requiring cleaning or material removal


This ensures your home is fully restored and no lingering odors or health hazards remain.

Do you clean belongings affected by smoke?

Yes. We through our trusted partners provide full content cleaning, deodorization, pack-out, and storage for items affected by smoke or soot. This includes:


  • Furniture
  • Clothing and textiles
  • Electronics
  • Documents and keepsakes
  • Dishes, décor, and household items


We handle the entire process so you don’t need multiple contractors.

Does insurance cover smoke damage restoration?

Most homeowners insurance policies do cover smoke and soot damage, even if the fire was small or occurred off the property (such as wildfire smoke). Coverage typically includes:


  • Cleaning and deodorization
  • Removing and replacing affected materials
  • Content cleaning
  • Temporary relocation if needed
  • HVAC cleaning
  • Rebuild or repairs


We work directly with your adjuster, document all damage, and provide Xactimate estimates to help ensure the full scope of restoration is covered.

Smoke damage does not fade on its own - it requires professional intervention to remove residues, neutralize odors, and restore safe indoor air quality. Our team brings the certifications, equipment, and insurance expertise to handle every step of the process. Plan smoke damage restoration in Wenatchee, WA by contacting us now to protect your health and property.