Smoke odor penetrates every surface and won't go away on its own. Our specialized odor elimination technology reaches where cleaning can't — inside walls, ductwork, and soft materials — to permanently remove smoke odor at the molecular level.
Ventilate the area by opening windows. Do not use HVAC — this spreads smoke particles throughout your home. Do not attempt to clean soot with household products — this can cause permanent staining. Call Resto Experts at (901) 519-2580 for professional smoke assessment.
Smoke particles are microscopic and penetrate deep into porous materials — drywall, wood, fabric, insulation, and HVAC ductwork. Regular cleaning only addresses surface-level residue. Without professional treatment, smoke odor returns repeatedly and worsens over time as particles react with humidity.
We assess the smoke type and penetration depth, then deploy targeted treatment. Thermal fogging recreates smoke-sized particles of deodorizer that penetrate the same spaces as the original smoke. Ozone generators oxidize odor molecules. Hydroxyl generators provide ongoing air treatment. HEPA air scrubbers remove particulates. We treat HVAC systems and ductwork separately.
Identify smoke type, penetration depth, and affected materials.
Professional soot and residue removal from all surfaces using material-specific techniques.
Deodorizing fog penetrates the same spaces as original smoke particles.
Molecular-level odor destruction throughout the structure.
Air quality testing confirms complete odor elimination.
Costs vary by severity, extent of damage, and materials involved. Free estimates available — call (901) 519-2580
| Scope | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Light smoke (cooking fire) | $1,000 – $2,500 |
| Moderate smoke damage | $2,500 – $4,000 |
| Heavy smoke (structure fire) | $4,000 – $6,000 |
| HVAC/ductwork treatment | $500 – $1,500 |
| Content cleaning | $500 – $3,000 |
60-minute response · IICRC certified · Insurance assistance
Yes, with professional equipment. Thermal fogging, ozone generators, and hydroxyl generators eliminate smoke odor at the molecular level. DIY methods like air fresheners only mask the smell temporarily. Professional treatment is the only way to permanently remove smoke odor from a structure.
Professional smoke odor removal typically takes 2-5 days depending on severity. Light smoke from a cooking fire may be resolved in 1-2 days. Heavy smoke from a structure fire may require multiple treatment cycles over 5-7 days.
If the smoke damage resulted from a covered fire event, your homeowners insurance typically covers professional smoke and odor removal. This includes cleaning, deodorizing, and replacing materials that cannot be salvaged. Resto Experts documents everything for your claim.
