Risks and Regulations Related to Commercial Kitchen Fires Guide
Become better equipped to tackle commercial kitchen fire claims with this guide on risks, regulations, questions to ask, and key adjuster takeaways.
Smoke and Fire Impacts to Business-Critical Equipment | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 41
Hear how smoke and fire can bring business to a standstill when critical equipment is impacted, and learn steps in the fire damage restoration process.
Commercial Fire Basics: Kitchens Webinar Recording
Request the recording of this Alpine Intel webinar to learn about commercial kitchen fire risks, leading causes, NFPA compliance, and more.
Questions To Ask Before a Fire Investigation Video
Learn the 5 key questions every insurance and legal professional should ask before a fire investigation, plus a bonus for choosing the best partner.
Potential Ignition Sources in Passenger Vehicles Guide
Prepare for vehicle fire claims with this guide, which offers an overview of common ignition sources, first fuels, and other key considerations.
Decoding Complex Claims: Kitchen Fires Webinar Recording
Watch the Decoding Complex Claims: Kitchen Fires webinar recording to learn about sources of kitchen fires and steps to the investigation process for complex claims.
Chimney Fires: Understanding Creosote and Handling Claims
Winter brings a rise in chimney fire claims, in part, because of creosote. Learn how it forms, its risks, and what certified fire investigators look for.
Assessing Business-Critical Equipment After a Fire Loss Guide
Learn how experts assess commercial electrical equipment after a fire; address smoke, heat, and water damage; and provide recommendations for repairs or replacements.
Don’t Let Your Lithium Battery Fire Claims “Runaway” From You Webinar Recording
Discover the fire risks of lithium-ion batteries and best practices for tackling these claims.
Case Study: Industrial Fire Investigation
A fire at a manufacturing facility led to a complex claim and left the carrier in need of details about the ignition sequence. That’s where National Fire Experts stepped in to help.
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