At Insurance Claim Solutions, we understand that dealing with insurance claims can often be a daunting process. That’s where we step in as Dublin’s leading loss assessor, offering you comprehensive support and guidance at every stage of your claim.
Fire damage claims are not easy to assess. You need to consider not only visible damage but also secondary damage caused by smoke and actions taken by a fire brigade or people trying to extinguish the fire.
Secondary damage is often not immediately apparent. Water ingress can over time cause structural damage, result in mould growth, rusting of metals where high humidity levels mix with acidic soot particles, permanent staining of PVC and plastics, etc.
Secondary damage is hard to assess and therefore seldom claimed for by people managing their own claim. The problems usually surface long after the claim has been settled and closed. Unfortunately, it is too late then to be paid by the insurance and you often have to fork out thousands of Euros out of your pocket to remedy the situation.
So, if your property or business has been damaged by fire and you are considering making a claim; call us first. Being Chartered Building Surveyors with many years of property loss assessment experience, we know where to look for potential problems. We also know how to document and justify your secondary damage claim, so that you can get the compensation you deserve.
Understanding the types of fire damage covered under your insurance policy is crucial for maximising your claim payout. Our insurance loss assessor team helps identify and document various categories of damage that many policyholders overlook:
When dealing with fire damage, the initial visible property damage is often just the beginning. The true extent of the damage extends far beyond what meets the eye, encompassing complex layers of destruction that require expert assessment. Our experienced loss assessors understand that a fire insurance claim involves multiple types of fire damage that insurance companies may not immediately recognise or adequately compensate for.
Secondary damage is often not immediately apparent. Water damage from firefighting efforts can over time cause structural damage, result in mould growth, rusting of metals where high humidity levels mix with acidic soot particles, permanent staining of PVC and plastics, and deterioration of building materials. The smoke and soot residue can penetrate deep into porous surfaces, requiring specialised cleaning or complete replacement.
In the aftermath of a house fire, taking immediate action is crucial to prevent further damage and protect your insurance claim. Our emergency response includes:
The circumstances surrounding the fire and the immediate response can significantly impact your claim. Our experienced claims consultants understand the importance of proper documentation from the moment of the fire incident.
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