Fire Damage Photo Gallery

Soot and smoke damage cleanup on the ceiling from a near by fire.

Wiping Away the Damage

When fire leaves behind smoke and soot, SERVPRO is here to restore your home to its pre-fire condition. Our technicians work meticulously, even cleaning hard-to-reach areas like ceilings, to ensure every trace of smoke is removed. Trust us to handle the mess, so you can focus on moving forward.

Need fire damage cleanup? Call for free inspections and 24/7 emergency services.

Bordered up garage with a hole in roof, from a fire.

After the Blaze: A Scarred Roof and a Boarded Wound

After a recent fire, this garage had to be boarded up, and the roof took some serious damage. When fire strikes, SERVPRO is here to secure the site and start the restoration process. We're ready to help you rebuild and recover.

a bathroom shower that took in fire damage and debris is all over the bath tub

A Fire in a Bathroom Aftermath

Our hearts go out to those who've experienced fire damage. It's a challenging time, but remember, there's hope for restoration.

Take a look at this photo of a bathroom shower wall that endured fire damage. It serves as a reminder of the unexpected events life can throw at us. If you're facing a similar situation, know that you're not alone.

At SERVPRO of Temecula, we specialize in fire damage restoration. Our team is ready to help you rebuild and restore your home. Reach out to us for support and let's navigate this journey together. 

For the aftermath of a fire, call us for our emergency fire restoration services. We're here for you.

the wall and insulation in a kitchen are taken out

Fire Damaged Kitchen in Temecula, CA

Making Progress: Kitchen Reconstruction Update

At SERVPRO of Temecula, we believe in turning disaster into opportunity. Take a look at the transformation in progress from one of our recent fire restoration projects.

After the flames were extinguished, our team got to work. We're now in the reconstruction phase, and the kitchen framing is coming along beautifully. This space will soon be better than ever, rising from the ashes.

Our skilled professionals are dedicated to restoring not just homes, but hope and comfort as well. Your peace of mind is our top priority!

Stay tuned for more updates on this incredible journey from devastation to restoration. Your story can be next! If you ever need us, we're Here to Help®.

a wall in a bathroom that has taken fire damage because of an eletrical outlet mishap

Watch Out for Electrical Fires in Your Bathroom

A fire can happen at a moment’s notice and deal serious damage to the area. Unfortunately, a fire happened in this bathroom due to water entering an electrical outlet. Please be sure to have bathroom and kitchen outlets have GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupters) to prevent electrical fires caused by water.

Fire affects more than just property.

Fire affects more than just property.

Fire damage from an electrical fire or a cooking accident can cause damage to not just your home and structure. But soot and smoke can also cause a lot of damage to your clothing and fabrics. 

Know the risks, lower the risks.

Know the risks, lower the risks.

Knowing the risks within our homes helps us to lower the risk for our families. More than 15,000 fires a year are started by clothes dryers. Clean the vents at least once a year. 

Know the risks

Know the risks

Seven people die every day from a home fire, most impacting children and the elderly. Make sure you your family has a fire escape plan for your home and practice it regularly. 

Space heater safety

Space heater safety

Space heaters can be great to add a little warmth to a room or help when temperatures drop lower than normal. But they can be a fire risk, so it's important to keep the area around them clear and turn them off when not in the room.

Fire Safety

Fire Safety

When using extension cords it is important  to make sure that there are no breaks or cuts in them. In addition to checking the status of an extension cord, make sure not to plug cords into one another and overload the circuit.