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AccuWeather meteorologists predict another bad wildfire season


Written by: Sill Adjusting Group


AccuWeather meteorologists predict another bad wildfire season

Wildfires are devastating for property owners. According to AccuWeather the months ahead are setting up to be very dangerous for Western states.

Very little rain has led to "more than 75% of the western United States experiencing drought conditions." Unofficially the wildfire season runs from May to October each year.

In 2020, Sill's team of licensed public adjusters responded to devastating fires outside of Denver. Hundreds of thousands of acres burned in Larimer, Boulder, and Grand Counties. Sill helps property owners to recover after a fire.

WHAT IS A PUBLIC ADJUSTER?

Our team helps business owners, or large residential property owners who are faced with disaster. If your property is damaged by fire you will likely file an insurance claim.

Hiring Sill to assist with that claim means we can take the burden of a long and complicated insurance process off your shoulders.

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Sill has the experience to handle any size property loss, and we have successfully negotiated claim settlements with almost every insurance provider in the business.

Here are 5 ways Sill can help wildfire victims:

  • Find temporary housing for your family
  • Make sure policy requirements are met
  • Document your property damage and all contents
  • Schedule meetings and handle ALL communication with your insurance company
  • Maximize your claim recovery

Sill is the leading public adjusting firm in North America with more than 30 office locations. For anyone who finds themselves dealing with a property damage claim, contacting Sill can save you countless hours and thousands of dollars. Our team in Denver is monitoring the weather situation, and they will be ready to help anyone who finds themselves dealing with wildfire or smoke damage.

Contact our team 24/7 by emailing info@sill.com, or by calling 800-524-0006.