Are homes that have fire damage reparable?

A house fire is one of the most devastating things that can happen to a home in the Twin Cities area. If flames manage to spread throughout the property, damage to both the structure and the belongings within can be catastrophic. Whether or not the fire damage is reparable is entirely dependent on its severity. Fire damage to a single room can likely be repaired, but widespread fire damage may not be reparable – or at least not without significant expense.

Often, when a house suffers severe fire damage, the safest and most affordable solution is to have the home demolished. The cost of repairing a home that has been devastated by fire can be astronomical – in some cases, more than the cost of purchasing a new home. There is also always the risk that a fire-damaged house will collapse as the result of structural damage that may not be readily apparent.

The cost of fire-damaged house demolition in the Twin Cities will vary depending on the size of the home, as well as other factors like the presence of hazardous materials and whether or not the foundation must be demolished as well. In total, demolishing a home that has sustained fire damage may range in cost from around $10,000 to more than $30,000.

At All State Companies, we provide reliable fire-damaged home demolition services throughout the greater Twin Cities area. Our operators perform all associated services, including smoke and soot removal, as well as responsible debris removal and disposal. We’ll also take care of all permits associated with our demo work so that you won’t have to worry about it. Give us a call today if you’re looking to have a fire-damaged house demolished.