After a fire, the homeowner will need to make a claim for property damage in order to clean up and begin the rebuilding process. Fires are terrible, and homeowners often make wrong decisions during and after their fire claims are settled. Most people will let the best fire claim adjuster come to their home and inspect it before filing a claim.

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Here are some recommendations to ensure that you achieve the best settlement possible for your fire claims:

Take the time to personally inspect the document for all of the damage. If the house isn't completely destroyed, make sure to photograph the damaged areas. Try to get some wide shots as well as some close-ups. Take a look around before entering the room, hallway, or closet. 

This will assist you in organizing your photos and determining which ones belong in which room. Take a general overview of the living room, then move from top to bottom of the walls, ceiling, doors, and floor.

The next step is to make a list of your belongings in each room and closet. For everything that has been damaged by the fire, including clothing, shoes, furniture, artwork, and other items, make sure to photograph the damage.

Yes, this will necessitate a large number of photographs, but everything must be documented in order to obtain the proper settlement. Make a list of all the items that have been ruined. After you've made a list of the damaged things and taken pictures of them, go around the room again to make sure you didn't miss anything. Make an inventory list for each room, including photos.