After the fire, what's left needs protecting.

We target on-site within 60 minutes after fire services have cleared the scene for contractor access. We coordinate with fire services on site access, we do not enter fire-compromised structures without clearance. Call (647) 383-8664 immediately and we will coordinate access with fire services on your behalf.

We assess the structural integrity of the roof framing (rafters, ridge, headers, sheathing), the extent of membrane and shingle loss, the condition of the full building envelope including flashings and penetrations, and any smoke/heat compromise beyond the visible burn zone. We produce a written report with photos suitable for insurance claim submission.

Heat compromises seals and caulking throughout the building envelope, flashings, window frames, penetration seals, and expansion joints in proximity to the fire zone. Smoke deposits on membranes affect adhesion. Fire-suppression water can saturate structural materials beyond the burn zone. We inspect the full building envelope, not just the visible burn area.

Emergency services if any fire remains or structural hazard exists. Your insurance company within 24 hours. Then call us for post-fire assessment, emergency tarping, and documentation. Do not enter the structure until fire services have confirmed it is structurally safe.

Yes, fire damage to the building structure and envelope is covered under standard Ontario property insurance. The key is documentation before any repair begins: extent of structural damage, materials affected, cause attribution, and weather exposure risk from the open envelope. We produce this documentation as standard on every post-fire response.