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EATON FIRE

We extensively document your losses to ensure a successful and fair settlement. We work with various lawyers and insurance adjusters as well as directly with property owners. Our wildfire experts have extensive knowledge and experience presenting evidence that have resulted in very successful settlements against Utility Companies.

 

​Contact Us To Find Out How We Can Help You With Wildfire Losses, Even If You Were Not Insured Or Under Insured

 

We are not an advertisement firm nor do we sell your information to any law firms or adjusters. We are Wildfire Consultants and Loss Evaluators with years of experience and a proven record. We work with various law firms and adjusters to find the best possible outcome for you. Home owners, Law firms and Adjusters are welcome to Contact Us to find out how we can maximize loss claim settlements against Utility Companies.

What Caused the Eaton Fire?
Preliminary information suggests the fire may have been caused when High Voltage Transmission Tower lines from the M24T3 structure swayed close enough to energize an out of service electricity line due to high wind gusts. The lines from the M24T3 structure may have energized the lines on out of service Electricity Tower (M16T1 structure), which caused it to overload and release sparks into the unmaintained and overgrown vegetation underneath. Images from the site of the start of the fire may show improper grounding of out of service structure.

Historical image of start of eaton fir

Image of presumed start of Eaton fire; showing uncleared vegetation under High Power Transmission Tower(s) - May, 2024

Start of eaton fire site

M16T1 - Out of service electricity transmission tower

(Presumed start of Eaton Fire (January 2025)

$ 1,358,696 Found On Average For

184 Woolsey Fire Plaintiffs Vs. Southern California Edison on Hardscape and Landscape Losses Alone


Most Common Items Left Out of Insurance Coverages that We Can Help Recover Monetary Damages For:

 

Hardscape Components

​Hardscape refers to the non-living, built elements in a landscape. These are typically made of materials like stone, concrete, wood, metal, or other durable substances.

  • Paving & Walkways​

  • Walls & Fencing

  • Patios and Outdoor Structures

  • Water Features

  • Low Voltage Lighting

  • Staircases & Steps

  • Retaining Walls & Raised Beds

  • Decks

  • Other Elements - Sculptures, Statues, Stone or concrete benches, High end pottery

 

Landscape Components

​Landscape refers to the living, organic parts of the environment. These elements contribute to the aesthetic and ecological aspects of the outdoors.

  • Plants - Trees, Shrubs, Bushes, Ground Cover, Vines, Flowering Plants, Ornamental grasses, Cacti & Succulents, Herb Gardens, Edible Plants and Fruit Trees​

  • Irrigation Systems

  • Lawn & Turf - Grass, Turf Grass, Artificial Turf​

  • Flower Gardens - Annuals, Perennials, Rose, Wildflower, Pollinator Flowers​

  • Raised Beds and Hydroponic Gardens​

  • Mulch & Ground Cover​

  • Landscape Architecture Features - Garden Pathways, Paver Pathways, Flagstone Pathways

  • Wildlife Habitat Areas - Wildfire Feeders, Birdbaths

Evaluated Properties (Eaton Fire)

Properties Evaluated By CA Wildfire Investigators
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