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Commercial Services

Commercial Fire & Smoke Cleanup in Boca Raton

Every day closed is revenue gone. We clean up fire, smoke, and soot damage for Boca Raton restaurants, offices, retail spaces, and condo common areas — sequenced around getting you open again.

Restaurants & commercial kitchens Offices & retail Condo & HOA common areas

Business hit by fire or smoke?

Tell us what happened and when you need to reopen — we'll build the plan around it.

Call (561) 916-0820

Or email info@bocasmokeandsoot.us — photos of the damage help.

Understanding commercial cleanup
Quick answer

Commercial fire and smoke cleanup restores business premises after a fire — removing soot and greasy residue, eliminating smoke odor from customer areas and ventilation, and documenting everything for the insurance claim. The difference from residential work is sequencing: the job is planned around reopening, with customer-facing areas prioritized and work phased around operating hours where possible.

A business can't wait out smoke damage

Residential smoke damage is a comfort problem; commercial smoke damage is a revenue problem. Customers smell a fire the moment they walk in, inventory absorbs odor by the hour, and acidic soot corrodes equipment and electronics while the doors stay shut. The work we do is the same chemistry as our residential restoration — the difference is what we optimize for:

  • Reopening first. Customer-facing areas are assessed, cleaned, and deodorized first so partial operation resumes as early as the damage allows.
  • Off-hours work. Where the spread permits, cleanup and deodorization run overnight and around your schedule.
  • Paper trail. Commercial claims and landlord relationships need documentation — we photograph, scope, and report every stage.
Preparing the written scope and insurance documentation for a commercial fire damage claim Claim-ready documentation at every stage
How commercial jobs run

Built around downtime, not just damage

  • Same-day assessment & written scope — you know what's damaged, what's saveable, and the sequence before work starts.
  • Containment & air scrubbing keep soot from spreading into undamaged stock, equipment, and workspaces.
  • Degreasing & deodorization — restaurant-grade residue removal, thermal fogging, and ozone run during closed hours.
  • Claim-ready documentation for insurers, landlords, and associations at every stage.
Common questions

Commercial cleanup FAQ

It depends on the spread, but the sequence is designed around reopening: we contain and clean the customer-facing areas first where possible, run deodorization overnight, and phase the work so parts of the business can operate while the rest is restored. A contained kitchen fire in a restaurant is often a matter of days, not weeks.

Yes — commercial kitchens are the most common commercial fire cleanup we handle. Grease fires leave oily, protein-heavy residue across hoods, walls, ceilings, and dining areas, and the odor reaches everything soft. We degrease, deodorize, and document the work.

Yes. When a unit fire pushes smoke into hallways, stairwells, and shared ventilation, we work with property managers and associations on the common-area cleanup — corridors, lobbies, and the building systems that spread the odor.

That's standard for commercial work. We document the damage and the restoration for the claim, provide written scopes for property managers or associations, and schedule around your operating hours where the job allows it.

Both. Offices and retail bring their own priorities — inventory and electronics assessment, odor removal from open-plan spaces, and presenting a clean storefront again quickly. The methods are the same discipline; the sequencing is built around your business.

Get your business open again

Tell us what happened and when you need to reopen — we'll work backward from that date.