Fire and Smoke Damage

There are few situations in life scarier than a home fire. Get Paid For Your Claim understands just how devastating a home fire can be. We have helped thousands of homeowners secure funding from their insurance companies to rebuild their lives. If you are the victim of a home fire, call Get Paid For Your Claim right away to begin the process of rebuilding your life.

House Fires in the U.S.

House fires happen all too often. In 2020, there were 379,500 fires in residential buildings in the United States[1]; that’s more than 1,039 fires per day. Collectively, they caused more than $8.7 billion of property loss[2]. The leading cause of home fires is cooking, which triggered 49% of home fires between 2015-2019[3]. Another leading cause was electrical wiring malfunctions, which ignited about 10% of all home fires[4]. Of all the leading fire causes, electrical fires are responsible for the greatest amount of property damage[5].  Smoking is a third leading cause of home fires. In 2014, smoking materials caused approximately 17,200 home fires, resulting in $426 million in property damage[6].

Smoke Damage

Even if fire doesn’t destroy a home, the smoke from it can. A fire may be confined to a small portion of the house, but its smoke can seep throughout the structure, rendering it temporarily uninhabitable. Smoke is a combination of soot and grease. Not only is it unsightly, but it causes a strong lingering odor and can trigger lung problems, skin problems, headaches, and carbon monoxide poisoning. Smoke remediation must be completed by a licensed and qualified remediation company.

Moving On from a House Fire

The first step after a house fire is to contact Get Paid For Your Claim. We will come to your home to inspect the damage firsthand and develop a detailed list and budget of all the items that need to be remediated or replaced. We will then file a claim with your insurance company. When your insurance company sends their adjuster, we will participate in the walk-through with them to ensure that they note the full extent of the damage. When the insurance company makes a settlement offer, we will persistently negotiate until we secure the maximum amount possible for your damages. You have been through enough already; let Get Paid For Your Claim handle the hassle of dealing with the insurance company for you.

Insurance companies have their own team of experts and insurance adjusters to advocate on their behalf.  At Get Paid For Your Claim, weadvocate for you.  As a licensed and bonded Public Adjuster, we help insurance policyholders who have been forced to use insurance to make a claim.

Our service is fast and to the point.  We get results.  We know how to strategically move the process along, while negotiating on our clients’ behalf toward the best possible outcome — the maximum settlement available.

The earlier a public adjuster is brought into the process, the better the opportunity to help you obtain a more favorable claim settlement. As soon as you engage our team, we swing into action on your behalf.  And, we support you throughout the entire claim process to achieve the maximum insurance recovery. 

For a free inspection and claim consultation, please contact us at any of our convenient Florida locations:

BOCA RATON

2255 Glades Road
Suite 324A
Boca Raton, Florida   33431
Phone: (954) 914-5454

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STUART

1 SE Ocean Blvd
Stuart, Florida   34994
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FORT MYERS

9160 Forum Corporate Parkway
Suite 350
Fort Myers, Florida   33905
Phone: (954) 914-5454

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WELLINGTON

12161 Ken Adams Way
Suite 110-UU
Wellington, Florida   33414
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VERO BEACH

601 21st Street
Suite 300
Vero Beach, Florida   32960
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[1] National Fire Protection Association. Fire Loss in the United States During 2020 (nfpa.org). Accessed December 10, 2021.

[2] National Fire Protection Association. Fire Loss in the United States During 2020 (nfpa.org). Accessed December 10, 2021.

[3] National Fire Protection Association. Safety with cooking equipment | NFPA. Accessed December 5, 2021.

[4] National Fire Protection Association. Electrical safety in the home | NFPA. Accessed December 5, 2021.

[5] National Fire Protection Association. Electrical safety in the home | NFPA. Accessed December 5, 2021.

[6] National Fire Protection Association. Safety with smoking materials | NFPA. Accessed December 5, 2021.