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Fire Damage

Home / Water Damage

What Does Fire Damage Look Like?

Fire damage presents various visible signs that property owners should be aware of. These include charred or scorched surfaces, warped or melted materials such as plastics or metals, and pervasive smoke stains or odors throughout the property.

Additionally, fire can weaken structural elements like walls, floors, and ceilings, compromising their integrity. Soot residue may also be present, coating surfaces with a fine black powder that can be difficult to clean without proper restoration techniques.

Promptly addressing fire damage is crucial to prevent further deterioration and ensure the safety and habitability of the property. Contact Coastal Enterprises & Partners, a trusted Public Adjusting Firm headquartered in Florida with nationwide expertise, to schedule a property inspection with one of our adjusters nearest to you.

Our Adjusters will meticulously document all aspects of the damage to ensure a thorough assessment and maximize your insurance claim.

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Additional Information Regarding Fire Damage?

Did you know that in 2021, local fire departments in the United States responded to an average of 1.35 million fires? According to the National Fire Protection Association, A home structure fire was reported every 93 seconds, a home fire death occurred every three hours and eight minutes, and a home fire injury occurred every 47 minutes.

Fire Damage may affect multiple areas of your Property including but are not limited to:

  • Air Conditioning System
  • Plumbing System
  • Electrical Circuits & Fuses
  • Roofing System
  • Interior and Exterior Walls
  • Flooring
  • HVAC System

What Should You NOT Do?

1. You should NOT stay in your home after Fire Damage as the property can be harmful to your safety.
2. You should NOT contact your insurance agent as this is not their area of expertise.
3. You should NOT contact the insurance company without a licensed Public Adjuster to help you with fire damage insurance claims for your Orlando home.
4. You should NOT attempt to salvage any personal items that have been covered with soot.
5. You should NOT consume any food or take any medication.

What Should You DO?

1. DO contact a licensed Electrician to evaluate your property’s electrical wiring for safety precautions.
2. DO ensure you have your insurance policy information handy  for our fire damage claims and loss adjusters in Orlando.
3. DO write down all of the damages that occurred in detail to your property including any items that were damaged as a result of the fire damage.
4. DO contact Coastal Enterprises & Partners to schedule a property inspection with one of our licensed adjusters located nearest to you.