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Homeowners
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Condominium Associations
Apartment Building Owners & Operators
Property Management Companies
Commercial Property Owners
Religious Organizations & Nonprofits
Immediate Actions to Take After a Fire
Understanding the Scope of Fire Damage
Testing for Environmental Contaminants
Choosing the Right Restoration Contractor
Navigating the Fire Insurance Claim Process: What to Expect
Code Upgrades: Hidden Cost You Must Address
How to Expedite Your Fire Insurance Claim
Key Coverage You Can’t Afford to Miss
Common Pitfalls in Fire Insurance Claims and How to Avoid Them
Business Interruption Claims
Staying OSHA Compliant During Restoration
Your Road to Recovery
When to Seek Professional Help
Resources and Tools
Learn exactly what to photograph, document, and preserve in those crucial first days after a fire to protect your claim's value and prevent evidence loss.
Document items with sentimental or custom value, even if they are not easily replaceable. Include photos, descriptions, and appraisals where possible to strengthen the contents portion of your claim.
Our public adjusters have negotiated hundreds of settlements 40-60%+ higher than initial insurance company offers.
Fires may necessitate rebuilding under current building codes, triggering requirements for upgraded smoke detectors, wiring, or structural reinforcements. These costs may be covered under "Ordinance or Law" policy provisions.
For business owners, fire damage often means lost revenue. Business interruption coverage can help, but these claims are complex.
Use our comprehensive checklist to identify coverage elements in your policy that many adjusters won't voluntarily disclose, including business interruption, code upgrades, and temporary location expenses.
Follow our week-by-week roadmap of the commercial claim process, including important deadlines, documentation requirements, and warning signs that your claim is being undervalued.
Fires may necessitate rebuilding under current building codes, triggering requirements for upgraded smoke detectors, wiring, or structural reinforcements. These costs may be covered under "Ordinance or Law" policy provisions.
For business owners, fire damage often means lost revenue. Business interruption coverage can help, but these claims are complex.
Use our comprehensive checklist to identify coverage elements in your policy that many adjusters won't voluntarily disclose, including business interruption, code upgrades, and temporary location expenses.
Follow our week-by-week roadmap of the commercial claim process, including important deadlines, documentation requirements, and warning signs that your claim is being undervalued.
Track and document costs from delayed inventory replacements, expedited shipping, or emergency vendor engagements— overlooked extras.
Clarify the extent of your policy's Additional Living Expenses (ALE) coverage for you or displaced tenants.
Fires in one area often cause hidden damage in surrounding areas, ie. units through smoke infiltration. HVAC systems, insulation, and walls may be affected even if fire did not reach those areas.
Track and document costs from delayed inventory replacements, expedited shipping, or emergency vendor engagements—common overlooked extras.
Clarify the extent of your policy's Additional Living Expenses (ALE) coverage for displaced tenants. Determine responsibilities between landlord and tenant renters insurance.
Fires in one unit often cause hidden damage in surrounding units through smoke infiltration. HVAC systems, insulation, and walls may be affected even if fire did not reach those areas.
Track and document costs from delayed inventory replacements, expedited shipping, or emergency vendor engagements—common overlooked extras.
Clarify the extent of your policy's Additional Living Expenses (ALE) coverage for displaced tenants. Determine responsibilities between landlord and tenant renters insurance.
Fires in one unit often cause hidden damage in surrounding units through smoke infiltration. HVAC systems, insulation, and walls may be affected even if fire did not reach those areas.
Immediate Actions to Take After a Fire
Testing for Environmental Contaminants
Choosing the Right Restoration Contractor
Staying OSHA Compliant During Restoration
Resources and Tools
Advocate only for you, not the insurer
Negotiate on your behalf
Help policyholders meet their burden of proof
Interpret your policy and how to maximize your payout
Fight lowball offers and wrongful denials
Avoid unnecessary litigation
Increase your payout by up to 747%, according to the Florida OPPAGA Study
Insurers are required by law to act in good faith
They must equally consider any evidence supporting your position
You have the right to file a bad faith claim if they wrongfully delay, underpay, or deny your claim
You’re entitled to indemnity—restoration of your property and financial loss
You bear the burden of proof for your claim. This means if you don’t prove your loss, they don’t have to pay
Years Of Experience
Large-Loss Claims Settled
130,160
Hours Worked
Average Claim Amount
"Thank you Scott"
Scott responded to my inquiry and took the time to listen and understand our unpleasant experience dealing with our insurance claim. Although I did not utilized his service, he gave me a sound, professional advice and offered to help when he referred me to his engineer. They replied promptly and I was able to have better understanding of the situation. Thank you Scott!
- Haidee J.
"I would highly reccomend"
Words can’t describe how grateful we are for the consultation and claim evaluation we had with Scott. Full disclosure we were unable to work with him due to limitations of our scope. We wanted to properly recognize Scott for the honest and genuine passion he put in to not only our claim, but the way he runs his business in general. We hadn’t had such clarity of next steps since this began in 2020. I would highly recommend this business to everyone spinning their wheels in this process!
- James M.
"I came across this company and had none of those bad feelings"
This was not the first public adjuster I called. I called a different company first but they gave me a bad feeling on the phone. Too aggressive. Didn't feel trustworthy to me. So, I kept looking. I came across this company and I had none of those bad feelings. Scott, the guy who took my call, seemed very knowledgeable and I felt I could fully trust him. As it turned out, he told me that my claim was fairly simple and I didn't need the full scope of his service and fees. But, without charging me a fee, he gave me some needed advice on this whole matter of insurance claims which I needed. And told me I could call him back to ask another question or two if necessary. I would recommend this company for these services.
- Katie H.
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OUR LARGE LOSS SPECIALTIES
Apartment Complexes
Business Interruption
Commercial Buildings
Condominium Associations
Homes
Historical Buildings
Industrial Facilities
Manufacturing Facilities
Office Buildings
Property Management Firms
Religious Organizations