Fire & Smoke Damage
Help documenting fire, smoke, soot, and related property damage.
View Fire & Smoke DamageContact Empire Public Adjusters
Tell us about your property damage or insurance claim and how you would like us to contact you.
Claim Review Form
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Your information was submitted for review. You can also call 917-540-9557 to discuss the property loss.
What Happens Next
The exact next step depends on the property loss and claim status. No fixed response or claim timeline is promised.
We look at the property, loss type, and claim status you provide.
A team member can follow up to understand the situation and your immediate questions.
We discuss an appropriate next step based on the damage, policy, and current claim stage.
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Choose a claim type for more specific documentation and process information.
Help documenting fire, smoke, soot, and related property damage.
View Fire & Smoke DamageClaims involving burst pipes, plumbing failures, leaks, and covered water losses.
View Water DamageClaims involving wind, hail, severe storms, and fallen trees.
View Storm DamageSupport for property losses involving vandalism, break-ins, and theft.
View Vandalism & TheftClaim representation for commercial buildings and business properties.
View Commercial Property ClaimsNew York Service Areas
Use an area page for local building context, or send the property address with your claim-review request.
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Share the property location, type of damage, date of loss if known, claim status, and the best way to reach you. Policy and carrier documents can be discussed during review.
Yes. Include the current claim status and any questions about the carrier's inspection, estimate, or document requests.
Yes. You can discuss a recent loss and the information that may be useful to preserve before filing.
Yes. The services include claims involving retail, office, mixed-use, multifamily, and other commercial property.
Service-area pages cover New York City, Long Island, Nassau and Suffolk counties, Westchester County, and the five boroughs.