Dallas / Fort Worth

Fire & Water Restoration

Fire and water damage restoration and emergency response for residential and commercial properties in Dallas / Fort Worth.

24/7 EMERGENCY RESTORATION RESPONSE

Call 800-272-6650

IICRC-certified in fire and water restoration.

If there is immediate danger, call 911. For property restoration, contact King directly by phone.

Illustrative interior during property restoration, with lower wall finishes removed to expose framing beside large windows
Illustrative restoration concept

RESTORATION, WITH CONSTRUCTION JUDGMENT

Understand the damage. Define the work.

A fire or water loss brings immediate concerns and consequential decisions about the building. King Construction and Builders provides fire and water restoration for residential and commercial clients, bringing construction judgment to the condition of the property and the work ahead.

Explore Our Approach

FIRE & WATER DAMAGE

The condition comes first.

The extent of a loss is not always apparent in the finished surface. The restoration scope should reflect the affected materials, existing construction, and conditions that still need to be understood.

Fire restoration
Fire-related damage can raise different questions across the structure, interior finishes, and adjoining spaces. We discuss the affected areas and the information available to establish what the restoration work needs to address.
Water restoration
The source of the event, affected rooms, materials, and time elapsed all provide context. We bring those conditions into the conversation about water damage restoration and the work required at the property.
Repair & reconstruction
Where restoration involves rebuilding, the scope needs to connect the damaged areas with the surrounding construction. Material compatibility, transitions, and unresolved conditions inform that work.

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

The property has a life beyond the loss.

The building’s use matters. A home, occupied business, or investment property brings different access needs, responsibilities, and decisions to the restoration conversation.

Homes & residential properties
Let us know which areas are affected, whether the property is occupied, and what you know about its current condition. Household needs and access help frame the discussion.
Commercial properties
Describe the affected spaces, business use, and the owner or property-management contact. Occupancy, access restrictions, and operational concerns help identify the questions that need attention.
Information for the first call
Have the property city or address, a brief description of the event, and the best contact number available. Share what is known; the full scope may still need to be established.

USEFUL TO KNOW

Questions before we begin.

Is fire and water emergency response available 24/7?

Yes. King provides 24/7 emergency response for fire and water damage at residential and commercial properties. Call directly to describe the property and current conditions. The website inquiry form is not an emergency dispatch channel. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

Are you IICRC-certified in fire and water restoration?

Yes. King Construction and Builders is IICRC-certified in fire and water restoration. Contact us to discuss the restoration needs of your property.

Do you restore both homes and commercial properties?

Yes. We provide fire and water restoration for residential and commercial clients in Dallas / Fort Worth. The property’s use, affected areas, and current conditions help define the appropriate next conversation.

Can the work include reconstruction?

Yes. King’s construction capabilities include repair and reconstruction where these form part of the agreed scope. The extent of rebuilding depends on the property’s condition and the work identified for that project.

CONTACT KING

Let’s understand what needs attention.

For fire or water restoration, call us to discuss the property, the immediate concern, and the work ahead.

Call 800-272-6650

Fire and water emergency response is available 24/7. Call us directly to discuss the property, current conditions, and the response needed.