Fire Damage

2/23/2023 (Permalink)

Have fire damage? Well the first thing you should do is get out of the house stay out and call 911 or your local emergency phone number. Yell fire!! several times and go outside right away.

If you live in a building with elevators, use the stairs. leave all your things where they are and save yourself.

On average, a home catches fire every 90 seconds somewhere in the united states. Although not all are blazes that will burn the house to the ground, even a small fire can create a lot of damage to your home due to the heat, smoke, soot, and water that result from the fire and trying to put it out.

If your home catches fire you may face the task of fire damage restoration. Read on to find out what's involved in restoring your property from fire damage, including costs, and steps you can take to prevent future fires. 

Watching your home burn down is an emotionally wrenching experience. Despite the trauma, you have to act quickly after the fire is out to prevent further damage to your home. Delays can lead to further damage-such as rainwater entering your home or mold growing-that could drive up the repair costs.

When the insurance adjusters inspect your home for fire damage, make sure they preform a thorough inspection. You want all the damage to be discovered and covered by your initial claim for fire damage. Areas to be inspected should include the: Roof, Windows, Plumbing and heating, and the Interior walls and Framing.