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目次
- 1 For Those Affected by Fire Damage in Tokyo
Clear Explanation of Response, Procedures, and Repairs
- 1.1 Conclusion | After Fire Extinguishment, “Documenting Before Cleanup” is Important
- 1.2 6 Steps When Experiencing Fire Damage in Tokyo
- 1.2.1 Notify Surroundings, Call 119, and Evacuate
- 1.2.2 Receive Fire Investigation After Extinguishment
- 1.2.3 Confirm Disaster Declaration and Disaster Certificate
- 1.2.4 Check with Administration, Temporary Housing, and Lifelines
- 1.2.5 Report the Incident to Your Insurance Company
- 1.2.6 Request Investigation and Estimate from Repair Contractors
- 1.2.7 Items to Prepare Before Contacting Contractors
- 1.3 5 Points to Choose a Repair Contractor for Fire Damage in Tokyo
- 1.4 Reasons Kakeru Koumuten is Chosen for Fire Damage Repairs in Tokyo
- 1.5 Support and Exemptions Available for Fire Damage in Tokyo
- 1.6 Areas Susceptible to Fire Damage and Repair Methods
- 1.7 Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd. Fire Damage Repair Work | Case Studies
- 1.8 Frequently Asked Questions about Fire Damage Repairs in Tokyo
- 1.9 Related Construction Costs and Services
- 1.10 Customer Testimonials
- 1.11 For fire damage repairs in Tokyo, consult Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd.
- 1.12 Free Investigations and Estimates
For Those Affected by Fire Damage in Tokyo
Clear Explanation of Response, Procedures, and Repairs
Right after a fire, it’s common to feel unsure about “where to start.” We have organized the necessary steps in order, from disaster procedures with the Tokyo Fire Department, administrative support, fire insurance, to building repairs.
Free On-Site Inspection & Estimate
Comprehensive Exterior & Interior Services
Initial firefighting should only be attempted if it can be done safely. If flames reach the ceiling or smoke fills the area, do not attempt to extinguish the fire and evacuate outdoors. Do not return to a building once you have evacuated.
Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd. is a remodeling company based in Yokohama City, specializing in fire damage repairs in the 23 wards of Tokyo and the Tama area. We will investigate the damage to the entire building, including exterior walls, roofs, rain gutters, windows, air conditioners, water heaters, and interiors, and create a repair plan and estimate.
Conclusion | After Fire Extinguishment, “Documenting Before Cleanup” is Important
Do not enter the scene or move damaged items before the fire department and police have completed their investigation. Even after the investigation, before starting disposal or repairs, be sure to take photos and videos of the damaged areas and contact your insurance company. In Tokyo, you may need to submit a disaster report, obtain a disaster certificate, and follow procedures related to municipal support and tax reductions.
6 Steps When Experiencing Fire Damage in Tokyo
We will explain the basic flow from the occurrence of a fire to the restoration of the building in order. The order may vary depending on the damage situation and instructions from the fire department and insurance company.
Notify Surroundings, Call 119, and Evacuate
Alert those around you using loud voices or alarms, and inform 119 of your location and situation. If using a fire extinguisher, ensure an escape route is clear, and evacuate immediately if you feel danger.
Receive Fire Investigation After Extinguishment
After extinguishment, an investigation into the cause and damage will be conducted by the fire department and police. Please do not enter the site without permission or clean up burnt items until the investigation is complete.
Confirm Disaster Declaration and Disaster Certificate
In the Tokyo Fire Department jurisdiction, there is guidance to submit a disaster declaration form to the relevant fire station or fire branch office within approximately 7 days from the date of the disaster or the date the fire department became aware of the fire. A disaster certificate may be required for insurance or exemptions.
Check with Administration, Temporary Housing, and Lifelines
Contact the local government office to confirm relief funds, temporary housing, waste disposal, and exemptions for taxes and insurance fees. Please follow the instructions of the fire department and various service providers regarding the suspension and resumption of electricity, gas, and water.
Report the Incident to Your Insurance Company
Contact your fire insurance company or agent. Provide your policy number, date of occurrence, and details of the damage, and confirm the necessary documents, how to take photos, and the response until the damage investigation.
Request Investigation and Estimate from Repair Contractors
Request a contractor who can investigate not only visible burns and deformations but also the underlying structure, waterproofing paper, wiring, plumbing, and insulation. Gather damage photos, investigation reports, and estimates that detail the work items.
Items to Prepare Before Contacting Contractors
- Explanations and documents received from the fire department and police
- Photos and videos of the damaged areas from wide, medium, and close-up angles
- Fire insurance policy or documents that clarify the contract details
- Building plans, past renovation materials, and equipment model numbers
- List of damaged household goods and equipment
5 Points to Choose a Repair Contractor for Fire Damage in Tokyo
Fire damage repairs are more complex than regular renovations, involving intricate assessments of the damage and documentation. Let’s compare not only prices but also investigation skills, explanatory abilities, and construction systems.
- Experience in investigating and repairing fire damage
- Ability to check exterior, interior, and equipment all at once
- Can provide detailed estimates showing damage photos and work items
- Clear warranty details and aftercare maintenance
- Does not rush for comparative estimates or insurance company confirmations
Is the estimate just a lump sum?
Estimates that break down damage areas, removal, substrate repairs, materials, construction, and waste disposal make it easier to compare repair contents and explain the relationship to the insurance company.
Be cautious of contractors who rush contracts
Avoid contractors who rush contracts with explanations like “Sign today for free” or “The insurance payout will definitely be full.” It is important to sign the contract after confirming with the insurance company and agreeing on the scope of work.
Are you judging solely by the finishing materials?
Even if it only appears to be discoloration of the exterior wall, heat may have affected the waterproof paper, wooden substrate, and insulation. Partial dismantling or specialized equipment investigations will be conducted as necessary.
Check what is covered and what is not under warranty
In addition to the warranty period corresponding to the construction content, confirm conditions that may not be covered, such as connections with existing parts, partial repairs, and emergency measures before signing the contract.
Reasons Kakeru Koumuten is Chosen for Fire Damage Repairs in Tokyo
Kakeru Koumuten provides consistent support from investigation to estimate to construction. You can consult us not only about fire-damaged areas but also about necessary repairs for roofs, exterior walls, windows, equipment, and interiors all at once.
Owns scaffolding materials
We own the scaffolding materials necessary for exterior work. We can flexibly respond to urgent emergency measures and extensive investigations of roofs and exterior walls.
Consistent Support from Investigation to Construction
From on-site investigation, photography, estimate creation, neighborhood communication, construction management, to completion confirmation, a dedicated representative will handle the process.
Support for Exterior, Interior, and Home Equipment
We can plan repairs across multiple trades, including roofs, exterior walls, rain gutters, windows, fences, air conditioners, water heaters, wallpaper, flooring, and fixtures.
Construction by Licensed Professionals with Various Permits
We have obtained construction industry permits and industrial waste collection and transportation permits, and we employ certified sheet metal workers and painting specialists.
Warranty and Aftercare Maintenance
We issue warranty certificates according to the scope of work. After completion, we send annual inspection notices to continuously check the condition of the building.
Drone and Thermography Surveys
For high places, we use drones, and for checking leaks and temperature differences, we utilize thermographic cameras to identify damage that is difficult to assess visually.
Support and Exemptions Available for Fire Damage in Tokyo
The systems are not uniform across Tokyo and vary depending on your ward, city, town, household situation, and extent of damage. Below are representative examples. Please be sure to check the latest official information and contact points.
Tokyo Fire Department | Disaster Report and Disaster Certificate
The Tokyo Fire Department advises that disaster report forms should be submitted to the relevant fire station or fire department branch within approximately 7 days from the date of the disaster or the date the fire department became aware of the fire. A disaster certificate may be required for procedures related to fire insurance, taxes, insurance premiums, waste disposal, etc.
Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Taxation | Tax Reduction and Payment Extension
If you have suffered damage due to a fire or other disaster, you may be eligible for tax reductions, exemptions, or payment extensions if you meet certain criteria regarding the extent of the damage. Generally, an application is required for reductions, and taxes due after the application date are eligible, so please consult your local tax office as soon as possible.
| Region / Contact | Support Examples | Verification Source |
|---|---|---|
| Shinjuku-ku | Support funds for fire damage of half-burned or more, accommodation arrangements at inns, temporary housing in Tokyo Metropolitan housing, assistance for temporary housing costs, tax and insurance fee reductions, waste disposal, etc. Each system has its own conditions. | Shinjuku-ku “Disaster Victim Support” |
| Setagaya-ku | Support funds and goods for households severely affected by fires or wind and flood damage, tax and insurance fee reductions, etc. Please consult with the community development center that governs your address. | Setagaya-ku “Disaster Certificate, Disaster Support Funds, Support Systems” |
| Machida-shi | Upon application, site confirmation, and approval, the processing fee for fire debris may be fully waived for general households, and reduced for businesses. A copy of the disaster certificate is required. | Machida-shi “Waiver of Fire Debris Processing Fees” |
Areas Susceptible to Fire Damage and Repair Methods
Damage from fire heat, smoke, soot, and extinguishing water may spread internally more than it appears on the surface. It is important to check not only the surface but also the underlying structure, waterproofing layers, wiring, and plumbing.
Exterior Wall
Mortar: We check for cracks, discoloration, paint peeling, and bulging, and perform plaster repairs, pattern matching, and painting as needed.
Metal Siding: We check for deformation and thermal degradation of insulation materials, and perform removal and replacement according to the extent of the damage.
Ceramic Siding: We check for cracks, warping, and damage to the waterproof paper. If discontinued products are involved, partial replacements may not match in color and pattern.
Roof & Eaves
In addition to checking for cracks and deformation in tiles, slate, and metal roofs, we also assess the thermal impact on the sheathing, rafters, roofing, eaves woodwork, and insulation. We choose the appropriate method from replacement, partial re-roofing, or complete re-roofing.
Sash & Glass
We may encounter broken glass, frame deformation, melting of resin parts and screens, and damage to the shutter box. If parts are discontinued, the entire window may need to be replaced, and repairs to the exterior wall, interior, and window frames may also be necessary.
Air Conditioner & Water Heater
Damage such as melting, deformation, soot, and thermal damage may occur to the air conditioning outdoor unit, refrigerant piping, slim duct, and the water heater body and piping. We conduct safety checks, and if damage is found, we generally consider replacement by a specialized contractor.
Rain Gutters and Drain Pipes
Plastic rain gutters and pipes are prone to melting or deforming due to heat. If there is damage to areas not visible from the outside, such as within walls or under floors, we will partially remove the finishing materials to check.
Fences, Carports, and Caps
Deformation of aluminum profiles, melting of plastic joints, and polycarbonate sheets can occur. If existing products are discontinued, we may replace the entire continuous range.
Interior and Structural Underlay
We check not only for burns and discoloration on wallpaper, floors, and fixtures but also for moisture and mold caused by fire-fighting water on gypsum boards, studs, beams, rafters, insulation, and electrical wiring. Soot and odors require specialized cleaning and deodorization.
Solar Panels and Storage Batteries
Even after a fire, solar panels may generate electricity when exposed to light, and it is dangerous to inadvertently touch damaged wiring or equipment. It is necessary to have manufacturers or electrical contractors assess the need for disconnection, insulation, or replacement.
Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd. Fire Damage Repair Work | Case Studies
As a reference for consultations in Tokyo, we present a case study from Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama, where extensive damage occurred to the exterior and facilities of a residence due to a neighboring fire.


Details of Fire Damage Repairs
- Window frame replacement
- Exterior wall mortar repair
- Partial fence replacement
- Air conditioner and slim duct replacement
- Shoji replacement and indoor cleaning
- Rain gutter replacement
Investigation and Proposal
We confirmed the extent of the damage on-site and prepared a repair estimate necessary for restoration, along with a photo report for submission to the insurance company. In addition to fire damage repairs, we also implemented roof overlay (cover method), exterior painting, and weed control work in the garden.
Frequently Asked Questions about Fire Damage Repairs in Tokyo
Can I definitely use fire insurance?
Is it okay to proceed with repairs before confirming with the insurance company?
Where can I obtain a disaster certificate?
Is it necessary to be home during the construction period?
Can I request only emergency measures?
Can you handle construction other than exterior walls and roofs?
Can you assist with administrative procedures and insurance claims?
Can I request a quote even if I am comparing estimates?
Will there be additional costs after the estimate?
Can you also inform neighbors and residents?
Related Construction Costs and Services
Customer Testimonials
For fire damage repairs in Tokyo, consult Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd.
When damage occurs due to a nearby fire or a fire originating from your home, it is important to proceed with necessary confirmations in the order of fire department, administration, insurance company, and repair contractor without panicking.
Kakeru Koumuten Co., Ltd. provides comprehensive support from damage assessment, photography, estimate preparation, emergency measures, to repair work. If you are considering renovations outside of the fire damage areas, we will provide clear proposals by separating the estimates.
Service Areas in Tokyo
Tokyo 23 Wards: Chiyoda, Chuo, Minato, Shinjuku, Bunkyo, Taito, Sumida, Koto, Shinagawa, Meguro, Ota, Setagaya, Shibuya, Nakano, Suginami, Toshima, Kita, Arakawa, Itabashi, Nerima, Adachi, Katsushika, Edogawa
Tama Region: Hachioji, Tachikawa, Musashino, Mitaka, Ome, Fuchu, Akishima, Chofu, Machida, Koganei, Kodaira, Hino, Higashimurayama, Kokubunji, Kunitachi, Fussa, Komae, Higashiyamato, Kiyose, Higashikurume, Musashimurayama, Tama, Inagi, Hamura, Akiruno, Nishitokyo, Mizuho, Hinode, Hinohara, Okutama
*Response methods may vary depending on the island areas and site conditions. Please contact us for more details.
Free Investigations and Estimates
If you are unsure about the extent of repairs needed, require an estimate for your insurance company, or would like emergency measures taken first, please let us know your current situation.
*The information in this article is based on the official information from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Fire Department, and each ward and city as of August 20, 2026. The details of the system, eligibility, amounts, and application deadlines may change. Please be sure to check the latest official information. The eligibility for fire insurance coverage and the amount of insurance payout are determined by the insurance company.
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“@type”: “Question”,
“name”: “り災証明書はどこでもらえますか?”,
“acceptedAnswer”: {“@type”: “Answer”, “text”: “火災のり災証明書は、原則として火災を調査した管轄消防署・消防出張所へ申請します。東京消防庁管内では、まず所轄消防署へお問い合わせください。”}
},
{
“@type”: “Question”,
“name”: “応急処置だけでも頼めますか?”,
“acceptedAnswer”: {“@type”: “Answer”, “text”: “はい。雨水の浸入防止や飛散防止などの応急処置のみでも相談できます。ただし、消防の火災調査や安全確認が終わるまでは作業できない場合があります。”}
},
{
“@type”: “Question”,
“name”: “行政手続きや保険申請を代行できますか?”,
“acceptedAnswer”: {“@type”: “Answer”, “text”: “申請そのものの代行は行っていませんが、修繕業者として被害写真、調査報告書、工事項目を記載した見積書等の作成と、一般的な手順の案内が可能です。”}
}
]
}
AAA is a young company with an average age in the early 20s, but our technology is second to none.
One of our greatest strengths is that we can do all of our own scaffolding, roofing, and painting work. In this industry, where work is generally divided, we are able to provide a complete set of services, which saves time and effort in management and reduces costs. Above all, if there is any trouble, we will come to you right away!
We can confidently declare this. We are the youngest and most friendly renovator in Kanagawa!








