Professional fire restoration supply
Fire, Smoke & Odour Restoration
Source professional soot-cleaning chemicals, odour-control products, air filtration, HEPA extraction, fogging equipment, containment and safety supplies for restoration work.
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Choose the product group you need
Each card is a direct link to a relevant product category. Start with one requirement or work through the complete smoke-restoration sequence.
Fire & Soot Cleaning
Professional cleaners and restoration chemicals for smoke and fire residues.
Shop soot cleaning 02 · Treat odourOdour Control & Deodorisers
Counteractants, deodorisers and treatment products for persistent smoke odours.
Shop odour control 03 · Filter airAir Scrubbers & Purifiers
Professional air-filtration equipment for airborne particulate management.
Shop air filtration 04 · Capture particulateVacuums & Dust Extraction
Extraction equipment for loose particulate and controlled restoration cleaning.
Shop extraction equipment 05 · Apply treatmentFoggers & ULV Machines
Professional application equipment for compatible treatment products and processes.
Shop fogging equipment 06 · ProtectContainment & Site Protection
Isolate work areas and support safer, more controlled restoration projects.
Shop containmentA clearer workflow
Four stages of smoke and odour restoration
The correct process depends on what burned, the extent of contamination and the materials affected. These stages organise the main product groups used by restoration professionals.
Assess & isolate
Confirm the site is safe, identify affected materials and establish controlled work areas.
Capture particulate
Use suitable extraction and filtration before wet-cleaning affected surfaces.
Clean residues
Select material-compatible products for soot, oily residues and affected contents.
Deodorise & verify
Treat remaining odour sources, reassess the site and determine whether sealing is required.
Safety first: Fire-damaged buildings may contain structural, electrical, chemical, asbestos and combustion hazards. Do not enter or begin restoration until the relevant authority or responsible professional confirms the site is safe. Always follow product labels, SDS documents and appropriate PPE requirements.
Complete the restoration setup
Consumables, sealing and expert support
Projects may also require PPE, waste handling, disposable filters, surface protection or compatible sealers. If you are unsure which chemistry or equipment is suitable, speak with our team before ordering.
Buying guidance
Fire, smoke and odour product questions
What products are used to remove smoke odour?
Successful odour restoration normally begins with source removal and material-compatible cleaning. Deodorisers, air filtration, application equipment and sealers may then support the process depending on the contamination and affected materials.
Is fragrance alone enough for smoke odour?
No. Masking fragrance does not remove the contamination causing the odour. Loose particulate, soot and oily residues generally need to be captured or cleaned before remaining odour is treated.
What equipment helps with fire restoration cleaning?
Professional projects may use HEPA-filtered extraction, air scrubbers, containment, fogging or application equipment and monitoring tools. The correct equipment depends on the site and restoration method.
Do you supply fire-restoration products Australia-wide?
Yes. Restoration Warehouse supplies professional chemicals, equipment, parts and site consumables across Australia. Freight options depend on product classification, dimensions, weight and destination.