Three Causes of Christmas Tree Fires
Christmas trees are a beloved holiday tradition, but even these brightly lit and colorful decorations have a dark side.
What to Expect in a Fire Investigation Guide
Complete the form to learn about the superior level of service from National Fire Experts, from customer service to origin and cause expertise, in this step-by-step guide.
Your Guide to Decoding Range Top Fires
Make sure you’re getting what you need from your investigative partners for kitchen fire claims by arming yourself with basic facts and key indicators.
Kitchen Equipment Fire Case Study
The policyholder and the insurance adjuster handling the claim weren’t sure how the garage fire started and needed conclusive evidence to know why it occurred and how to prevent another one.
Adjuster’s Glossary of Fire Investigation Terms Guide
It takes a certified investigator to fully evaluate the origin and cause of many fires, and the investigation may include jargon you aren’t familiar with.
Incendiary Fire Indicators: Know the Signs Guide
A fire intentionally ignited in a place a fire shouldn’t be is incendiary in nature. Know eight key indicators of these fires.
Your Questions About Fire Investigation Evidence Answered!
A crash course in how evidence is defined, collected, preserved by professional fire investigators, and how adhering to these guidelines ensures a conclusive investigation.
3 Things To Know About Wildfire Risk and Property Claims
Whether wildfires are nearby or miles away, they can impact policyholders. Learn about wildfire risks and why they lead to claims.
Top Facts to Know About Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors for Insurance Claims
In some cases, damaged detectors could invalidate a policy or reduce a settlement if a fire were to occur.
Kitchen Range Fires: What the Evidence Tells Fire Investigators and You
A successful investigation hinges on attention to detail, and a fire investigator has a lot of evidence to consider when inspecting the aftermath of a range fire.
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