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New Orleans' fire-restoration market is compact — 14 firms passed our quality gate, and every one is listed. The review base is modest but consistent: thoroughness leads the themes, quick response follows, and mold appears fifteen times — because in this humidity, firefighting water inside walls is a faster emergency than the soot.
Most of these crews are full-scope operators handling fire and water both, which is what you want here: the dry-out after the fire is where NOLA jobs succeed or fail. Ask how dryness is verified before rebuild, and whether the crew's Louisiana mold-remediation licensing covers the job if growth is found.
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Showing the 14 top-rated of 14 New Orleans providers found · ranked by Google rating × review volume · updated 3 Aug 2026.
Fire losses are priced by how far smoke, heat and firefighting water traveled — the fire itself is often the smaller part of the bill. Nearly every serious fire job includes a water job: what the hoses soaked is on a mold clock within days.
| Damage level | Typical scope | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| Minor — smoke & soot | Cleaning, deodorizing, repaint; no structural work | $2,000 – $8,000 |
| Moderate — room + water | Teardown, dry-out of firefighting water, rebuild of affected rooms | $8,000 – $30,000 |
| Major — structural | Reconstruction, full contents pack-out, temporary housing | $30,000 – $100,000+ |
What to do after the fire is out — before and while a restoration crew is on the way.
Don't re-enter until the fire department clears the structure. Heat-weakened floors and damaged wiring injure more people after the fire than the fire does.
Fire is a covered core peril on essentially every homeowners policy. Ask about board-up coverage and Additional Living Expenses — the hotel tonight may be reimbursable.
Document every room before cleanup. Don't wipe soot — the wrong technique smears it permanently — and don't run the HVAC, which spreads soot through the house.
Everything the hoses soaked is on the same 24–48h mold timeline as a flood. Drying starts now, not after the adjuster's visit.
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