Smoke gets everywhere. We make sure it gets on your claim.
Get A Free Policy ReviewFrom total loss wildfires to smoke damage claims, you are entitled to be returned to a pre-loss condition. Here’s just a few ways we help.
We dive into the damage to find what isn’t visible, like smoke damage to your insulation, HVAC systems, and more.
Smoke is invisible and gets into porous surfaces causing long-term damage. By conducting thorough testing, we go into your ductwork, building interior, and more to root out all damage.
If you are eligible for matching state provisions, we make sure that your new buildout includes updating your entire structure, not just the fire-damaged areas.
Especially in wildfire situations, the insurance adjuster is dealing with a big caseload, which means you aren’t getting individual attention. Ironclaim only works for you.
Your insurance handles your fire damage claim by often passing it off to an independent contractor. If the contractor can’t get your claim solved quickly, it goes to someone else’s desk, where it lives in limbo.
We pride ourselves on doing all of our work in-house. At Ironclaim, we’re experts in fire and wildfire claims, and we’re dedicated to getting you the price you’re owed based on your damage, not your repair cost.
Get A Free Policy Review"I was very impressed with Mr. Fusco’s complete understanding of our policy, the recovery strategy, how to deal effectively with our carrier, and his highly competent administrative support group. It was very comforting to completely turn the process over to them and go on with our business. My only mistake was not hiring them the day the fire was extinguished."
READ OUR SUCCESS STORIESClean and paint is one way the insurance company prioritizes speed when dealing with claims, especially in wildfire situations. Instead of taking stock of all of the damage, they address only the visible damage by cleaning and paying for a new coat of paint. This means they often miss the “invisible” damage from fires and smoke, including the smoke particles that get into the interior of your building, including walls, HVAC systems, electrical units, and more. Our process is to strip the structure to the studs, document all of the damage, and start fresh to ensure you aren’t dealing with smoke damage problems four to six months past your settlement. Contact us today for a free claim consultation.
Smoke coming out of electrical sockets, baseboards, and lighting fixtures is a great way to tell there is smoke hidden behind your walls. If you are concerned about your damage after experiencing a fire or wildfire or don’t think the insurance company did due diligence to provide you with an accurate settlement, contact us today. We will review your claim for free and typically get back to you the same-day with your best bet for moving forward. Get a free consultation here.
While a fire can certainly destroy an HVAC system in its entirety, invisible smoke damage is actually one of the most common reasons HVAC systems fail after a fire. Our procedure is to conduct testing and work with vendors to do smoke particle testing to ensure that all parts of your system, building, or house are accounted for in the fire damage claim. If you’re concerned that there is more smoke or fire damage to your system than you are currently seeing—or the insurance company is providing for—give us a call.
We work with you to include everything—from the visible to the invisible damages—in your claim so you can recoup from your loss and get what you’re owed. It doesn’t cost you anything to talk to us.