We've seen Frederic, WI homeowners get both lowball estimates that missed real damage and inflated ones that padded the scope. Fire Damage Assessment exists to give you a number neither side wrote.
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Nothing about the report changes based on whether you hire us for repairs.
Infrared cameras and moisture meters document what's actually there.
Not written in a way that only makes sense internally.
A genuinely standalone service, not a sales funnel.

Infrared scanning finds heat damage behind walls and above ceilings invisible to the eye.
Distinguishes fire damage from secondary water damage for claim purposes.
This measurement directly affects whether a structural engineer needs to weigh in.
We trace how smoke traveled through HVAC into rooms that look unaffected.
Built for someone reviewing the claim who wasn't on-site.
A detailed damage report that stands alone, without a repair quote baked in.
The report cost is quoted upfront, separate from any repair conversation.
A certified assessor arrives with thermal imaging and moisture equipment only.
You know exactly what you're paying for before the visit starts.
Nothing about the deliverable depends on hiring us afterward.
"We used their report to push back on a lowball repair estimate from another company, and it worked — the second quote matched their findings." — Homeowner, Frederic
"The fact that there was no repair bid attached made the whole assessment feel more objective." — Homeowner, Frederic, WI
"The adjuster moved faster on our claim because the report was clearly independent of any repair proposal." — Homeowner, Frederic
Nothing about the findings changes based on whether you hire us afterward.
Many Frederic, WI customers use it to compare bids fairly.
Often reveals a larger or smaller scope than what's visible.
Built to be read by someone who wasn't on-site.
Typically one to two hours depending on property size and damage extent.
Response times stay short across Frederic so an independent record exists early in your claim process.
