Fire Damage Restoration Las Vegas: $3,083 to $52,031 (2026)

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Do this now: after a fire in Las Vegas

1. Do not go back in until fire officials say it is safe. The Red Cross says not to pass colored tape on doors or windows.
2. Smell gas or hear hissing: leave and call the fire department from a safe place.
3. Downed lines: stay away and report them to NV Energy; its outage list is at nvenergy.com/outages/list-view. Call 911 if a line is sparking.
4. Do not reset tripped breakers. FEMA says keep the main power and water off until a professional says they are safe.
5. Photograph every room and every damaged item before cleanup.
6. Call your insurer too, photograph the damage before anything is moved or thrown out, and never sign an assignment of benefits or any contract that hands your claim to a contractor.

Is it an emergency? What cannot wait after a Las Vegas house fire

Securing the house cannot wait: open windows, roof holes and wet drywall need board-up, tarping and drying within the first day or two, because the EPA says materials dried within 24 to 48 hours usually will not grow mold. Soot cleaning and odor treatment can follow the insurer's inspection; HomeAdvisor puts smoke work at $200 to $1,200 a room. See the national fire damage restoration guide and smoke damage restoration.

How to get a fire report in Las Vegas

Your insurer will want the incident report, and where you ask depends on which department responded:

• City of Las Vegas (Las Vegas Fire & Rescue). Reports and records are requested through the City's Request Reports & Records portal (lasvegasnv.mycusthelp.com). Las Vegas Fire & Rescue: 702-383-2888, 500 N. Casino Center Blvd.
• Clark County Fire Department. Incident reports cost $0.10 a page (CDs or photos $15) and are processed within 30 days. Send the request form by fax to (702) 455-7137 or by email, or pick up at 575 E. Flamingo Rd., 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Thursday. Records: (702) 455-7322.
• Not sure which department came? Ask your insurer or call Las Vegas Fire & Rescue and Clark County Fire records with the address and date.

Smoke alarms and repair help

Las Vegas Fire & Rescue will install a smoke alarm for free on request; use its Smoke Alarm Service Request form. For City of Las Vegas residents rebuilding on a low or moderate income, Housing Services runs SHIFT, which funds repairs that remove health and safety hazards, and a Housing Rehabilitation program for critical repairs: 702-229-7444.

Hiring for the rebuild

Repairs after the cleanup are contractor work. Check the license on the Nevada State Contractors Board's license search and ask for proof of insurance. The board takes complaints within four years after the work is completed, and its Residential Recovery Fund pays up to $40,000 per claim on owner-occupied homes for work by licensed contractors. The median Las Vegas home was built in 1994, the Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey shows.

Fire reports, programs and rules for Las Vegas, from official city, county, state, utility, Census and NOAA pages unless the source says otherwise.

Questions for a Las Vegas fire restoration company

1. Can you board up and tarp today, and what does that cost on its own?
2. Do you follow the IICRC S700 fire and smoke standard?
3. What is your NSCB license number for the rebuild, and can I see proof of insurance?
4. Will you write an itemized estimate my insurer can review, without my signing over the claim?

More: water damage restoration in Las Vegas, electrician in Las Vegas before the power goes back on, and roof repair in Las Vegas. Other cities: fire damage restoration in Phoenix and fire damage restoration in Los Angeles. Calls go to an independent company that serves your area and takes this kind of job (how calls work).