Quick answer
Fire damage restoration in Clinton Township covers single-family homes, condos and a large rental stock; the average home here was built around 1980 and about a third of residents rent. We secure the property, remove firefighting water, clean soot and odor from every affected unit and room, and rebuild, with records kept separately for owners, associations and tenants.
What fire jobs look like in Clinton Township
With more than 100,000 residents at the 2020 Census, Clinton Township is the most populous township in the state and one of the largest communities in Macomb County. Its housing ranges from ranches and colonials in established subdivisions to condo communities and apartment complexes along the main corridors.
Kitchen fires, electrical fires and furnace puff-backs are the most common causes we see. In attached condos and apartments, smoke and water rarely stay in one unit, so we test the units beside and above the fire before anyone is told their home is fine.
Clinton Township housing and what it means after a fire
The average home in Clinton Township was built around 1980, and about 32 percent of residents rent. That combination means drywall, forced-air systems and attached garages in the houses, and shared walls, attics and stairwells in the multi-unit buildings.
For a fire job, that means cleaning the ducts as well as the rooms, checking the garage side of the house, and documenting each unit separately when more than one household is affected. Owners, associations and tenants each have their own insurance, and we keep their records apart from the first day.
Clinton Township by the numbers
- 100,513
- Clinton Township population at the 2020 Census. U.S. Census QuickFacts
- 1980
- Year the average home here was built. BestNeighborhood
- 32%
- Share of residents who rent their home. BestNeighborhood
Fire in a Clinton Township home, condo or apartment? Call any hour and we will plan the cleanup.
Call (313) 391-5430Jobs we handle most in Clinton Township
A mix of houses, condos and rentals makes these the most common jobs in the township.
Kitchen Fire Cleanup
Grease and protein residue cleaned off cabinets, ceilings and hoods.
Kitchen Fire Cleanup in Clinton TownshipApartment Building Fire Restoration
Smoke between units, hallways and tenant belongings.
Apartment Building Fire Restoration in Clinton TownshipFurnace Puff-Back Cleanup
Oily soot from a misfiring furnace cleaned out of rooms and ducts.
Furnace Puff-Back Cleanup in Clinton TownshipSmoke Damage Restoration
Whole-house smoke cleanup, including rooms the fire never reached.
Smoke Damage Restoration in Clinton TownshipWater Removal After Firefighting
Pumping out hose water and drying plaster, framing and basements.
Water Removal After Firefighting in Clinton TownshipContents Pack-Out and Inventory
Photo inventory, packing and storage while the house is repaired.
Contents Pack-Out and Inventory in Clinton TownshipHow we reach Clinton Township
Clinton Township is covered from the Detroit service office, north along the main corridors into central Macomb County.
Every call from Clinton Township goes to our crews first. If none can get there in reasonable time, we connect you with another nearby restoration company and make that clear.
Clinton Township fire restoration questions
Yes, from the Detroit service office.
Yes. We document the building for the association and each unit for its owner or tenant.
Often, if they test clean or lightly affected and the utilities are safe. See apartment building fire restoration.
Yes. See the Macomb County page.
