When this service is needed
After a fire, it is important for the owner to describe the construction-related consequences as early as possible: damage to finishes, windows, doors and building services, soot deposits, wetting during firefighting and destruction of individual parts of the property. These data are often needed to calculate damage and plan reinstatement.
In this situation, an expert examination helps document damage systematically before substantial reinstatement or dismantling of the property begins.
Questions commonly addressed
- Which construction and finishing elements were damaged by the fire and firefighting?
- Which rooms or areas were most severely affected?
- What list of reinstatement work can be discussed?
- Which documents will be useful for an insurance or court dispute?
Practical situations
- a fire and subsequent firefighting damaged the finishes in several rooms
- the scope of reinstatement work needs to be documented before damaged elements are dismantled
What you receive
The client receives a basis for calculating reinstatement repairs and a technical description of damage to the property. This helps preserve important evidence at an early stage.
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