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After a Fire

Salvage Tips

Navigate This Page Clothing Cooking Utensils Electrical Appliances Food Rugs and Carpets Leather and Books Locks and Hinges Walls, Floors and Furniture Wood Furniture Money Replacement Tax Information Professional fire and water damage restoration businesses may be the best source… Read More »Salvage Tips

Salvage Hints

Navigate This Page Clothing Cooking Utensils Electrical Appliances Food Rugs and Carpets Leather and Books Locks and Hinges Walls, Floors and Furniture Wood Furniture Money Replacement Tax Information Professional fire and water damage restoration businesses may be the best source… Read More »Salvage Hints

Valuing Your Property

You will encounter different viewpoints on the value of your property in adjusting your fire loss or in claiming a casualty loss on your federal income tax. Knowing the following terms will help you understand the process used to determine… Read More »Valuing Your Property

Not Insured

Your recovery from a fire loss may be based upon your own resources and help from your community. Private organizations that may be sources of aid or information: American Red Cross Salvation Army religious organizations department of social services civic… Read More »Not Insured

Insured

Give notice of the loss to the insurance company or the insurer’s agent/company. Ask the insurance company what to do about the immediate needs of the dwelling, such as covering doors, windows, and other exposed areas, and pumping out water.… Read More »Insured