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PAAC Group are your trusted fire damage professionals
Our expertise will get you the best settlement for your fire damage claim, without all the hassle.
At PAAC Group, we offer a comprehensive, no-cost, no-risk service solution for your fire damage claim. As a policyholder, it is your responsibility to both prove your claim and take steps to mitigate further damages. Unlike other companies, PAAC Group stands out by simultaneously proving your fire or smoke damage claim, mitigating the damages, and completing the necessary repairs. We work solely for you, not your insurance company, ensuring that your financial interests and your home or business are fully protected.
Our team of public adjusters will thoroughly review your insurance coverages to determine which types of fire damage your policy covers. Alongside our construction department and engineers, we will visit the site to assess the cause of the fire damage, define the extent of the fire damage, and determine the best method for repairs. If your claim is valid and your coverage applies to the cause, we will begin our systematic process to ensure you receive full indemnification from your policy, without any fee reductions in your claim settlement.
We handle all emergency and reconstruction work in-house, ensuring seamless service from start to finish. In cases where your insurer refuses to engage in reasonable discussions with our public adjuster, you have the option to escalate the matter through our legal partners. If your claim has been denied or your insurer refuses to provide the coverage you’re entitled to, PAAC Group, in collaboration with our legal partners, provides a one-stop solution to resolve these issues.
Why you should avoid using the insurers preferred vendors and the insurers position on policy interpretation
When using the preferred vendors recommended by insurance companies, there is a significant conflict of interest. These vendors are often seen as loyal partners to the insurer, providing opinions that favour the insurance company’s efforts to reduce their financial liability. Insurance companies tend to interpret your coverage in a way that minimizes their financial exposure, often relying on the opinions of non-experts to assess complex issues like the cause of the damage.
The preferred restoration vendors employed by insurers are frequently overworked and understaffed. These vendors are accountable to the insurer, not to you, meaning all communication, reports, and estimates are directed through the insurance company. To engage the services of these vendors, you are required to sign a retainer; however, these vendors have already signed agreements with the insurer, creating a clear conflict of interest.
These agreements typically involve reduced profitability for the vendors in exchange for a promise of increased work volume. Additionally, all communication and reports flow through the insurer, not you, and all estimates are reviewed and reduced by the insurer before being shared with you. Vendors who violate these agreements risk being removed from the insurer’s approved vendor list.
Insurance companies often claim to warranty the workmanship of their restoration vendors, but they do not provide a copy of this warranty to their policyholders. Furthermore, if these vendors cause secondary damages to your home, the insurer holds the vendor liable, advising you that since you have a signed retainer with the vendor, the insurer is not responsible for the additional damage.
Health concerns from fire/smoke loss or damage
In most fires, a significant amount of water is used to suppress the flames, which can lead to mold growth within just 24 hours, making immediate mitigation essential.
Additionally, hazardous substances may be present in building materials, requiring proper testing before removal. If these materials are not tested and are later found to contain hazardous substances, cross-contamination can occur throughout the home or business. The lack of proper containment can further contribute to this cross-contamination.
Fire-contaminated water poses serious environmental risks, and the off-gassing from a fire could be carcinogenic. Latent smoke damage or lingering odors may also cause respiratory issues.
Moreover, HVAC systems exposed to hazardous substances can compromise the indoor environment. These factors collectively increase the risk of respiratory problems, particularly for vulnerable individuals such as the young, the elderly, and those with pre-existing health conditions.
Our fire and smoke damage professionals can help you
Contact us to learn more about residential and commercial property claim services to set up a personal consultation.