Fire damage property recovery service providers.

[davieG]

Anyone had any experience of using one of these companies and can recommend one in Leicester/shire for me?

[hairy]

Wouldn't your insurers be better to ask?

[davieG]

Wouldn't your insurers be better to ask?

Yes if the people involved had been insured which they weren't.

 

Sadly this is for my 89 year old mother in law whose 93 year old husband was killed in the fire, he wasn't the type of person that believed in insurance or people in authority of any kind plus he was a bit of a tightwad and looked after his money in what he believed to be wise manner. Unfortunately this probably contributed to the cause of the fire as well.

 

I'll stop there as i think I've sad too much.

[Vacamion]

If it is for fire damaged contents, I would think you are best off using the people that Insurers use:

 

Chemdry or Rainbow International or Polygon.

 

All are large well established firms with UK wide presence.

[davieG]

If it is for fire damaged contents, I would think you are best off using the people that Insurers use:

 

Chemdry or Rainbow International or Polygon.

 

All are large well established firms with UK wide presence.

Ok thanks for that, fortunately it's not a 'big' fire just the one room is serious the rest is smoke residue and damping down damage.

[Vacamion]

Ok thanks for that, fortunately it's not a 'big' fire just the one room is serious the rest is smoke residue and damping down damage.

 

 

They do large and small - from just a bit of smoke damage to full on burnt down - for their insurance clients.

[hairy]

Yes if the people involved had been insured which they weren't.

 

Sadly this is for my 89 year old mother in law whose 93 year old husband was killed in the fire,

 

Condolences to you and your wife.

 

I would have thought any small builder would take it on. Cant recommend any though, sorry.