Real-Time Fire & Water Claim Leads for Public Adjusters
Know about every major fire and water loss in your territory the moment it happens — with the owner-of-record details verified and contact details enriched, ready for you to follow up the instant you're legally able. Exclusive to you. You own the data.
Win more claims, sooner
“Hearing about big fire and water losses days late — after another adjuster already signed the client”
“Burning hours tracking down the property owner's name, phone, and email”
“Paying for shared or aged "leads" that five other firms already called”
How it works for adjusters
From loss to first contact — faster, and within the rules.
Check Your TerritoryWe detect
We monitor fire and water emergency activity across your territory around the clock.
We match & score
Each loss is classified and scored by severity, then matched to the owner of record, whose contact details — name, phone, and email — are enriched via skip trace — plus DNC/TCPA and owner-occupancy flags.
You follow up — compliantly
You get a complete, exclusive record, so you're ready to reach out the moment your state's rules allow.
Compliance comes first
Many states limit when and how a public adjuster may contact a property owner after a loss. FireAlerted is built around those rules: we give you the loss intelligence and verified owner-of-record details so you are ready the moment you are legally able to reach out — we never tell you to contact a loss victim inside a restricted window.
What arrives with each lead
- A do-not-call flag on every number. Each phone arrives marked, so you can see it before anyone picks up the phone.
- Known TCPA litigators flagged at the top of the alert. If a property owner has previously sued over telemarketing, that warning is the first thing you see — before the contact details.
- Deceased owners identified. The alert says so, so you can approach the estate or heirs rather than calling the owner.
These flags are provider-supplied intelligence that supports your compliance process — they are not a substitute for your own DNC and TCPA obligations, and they are not a scrub against the National Do Not Call Registry. Maintain your own diligence.
Florida
Public adjusters may solicit only Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Fla. Stat. 626.854(5)). Verified against the statute text.
Read the ruleRules vary by state and change over time — these are examples, not an exhaustive list. This is general information, not legal advice. Always confirm the current solicitation rules with your state regulator and time your outreach accordingly.
What every alert includes
Day-one loss intelligence
Know about fire and water losses in your territory as they happen — not weeks later.
Owner of record verified
The property owner's name, phone, and email, already looked up for you.
Exclusive & compliant
Every record is yours alone, with DNC/TCPA and owner-occupancy flags built in.
Fire Alerts
Scored 1-10 by severity with full AI assessment and interactive commands
Water Alerts
Detailed damage descriptions for floods, sprinkler activations, and pipe breaks
The math favors moving first
Public adjusters earn a percentage of the settlements they recover. A single fire or water claim can be worth tens of thousands of dollars in recovered value — so reaching the right policyholder first is where the upside lives.
Get to more of the right losses, sooner, and one extra signed claim can cover your territory many times over. That's the whole idea.
The same speed advantage drives the restoration side of this business. Our complete guide to fire restoration leads breaks down how real-time dispatch monitoring and a fast follow-up process fit together — written for contractors, but the mechanics are the same for adjusters.
Real-time, exclusive data vs. shared & aged leads
| Comparison criteria | FireAlerted | Shared & aged lead lists |
|---|---|---|
| Timing | Same day — as the loss happens | Hours to weeks old |
| Exclusivity | Yours alone in your territory | Sold to multiple firms |
| Owner contact | Owner of record verified; name, phone & email enriched | Often missing or stale |
| Compliance flags | DNC/TCPA + owner-occupancy | Rarely included |
| Data ownership | You own it — never resold | Rented or restricted |
Public Adjuster
Questions
Can I contact a policyholder right after a fire?
It depends on your state, and the rules differ more than most summaries suggest. Some states limit the hours and days when a public adjuster may solicit — Florida, for example, permits solicitation only Monday through Saturday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. under Fla. Stat. 626.854(5) — and some impose a waiting period after a loss. Because these rules change and are frequently misreported, confirm the current requirements with your state department of insurance and your own counsel rather than relying on any summary, including this one. FireAlerted is built around readiness: we give you the loss intelligence and enriched contact data so you are prepared the moment you are legally able to reach out. We never advise contacting anyone inside a restricted window. (This is not legal advice.)
How is this different from buying public adjuster leads?
Most "leads" are shared with several firms and are hours or days old. FireAlerted alerts you to fire and water losses in your territory as they happen, gives you the verified owner-of-record details with enriched contacts, and keeps every record exclusive to you. You own the data — we never resell it.
What information comes with each loss?
Location, the type and severity of the incident, the property owner name and contact details, owner-occupied vs. absentee indicators, and DNC/TCPA flags — everything you need to evaluate the loss and follow up.
Do you sell the same data to other adjusters in my area?
No. Your territory's data is exclusive to you. We don't resell it or share it with competitors.
Which areas do you cover?
We cover territories nationwide and are expanding constantly. Tell us your state and counties and we will confirm coverage for your area.
How do I get started?
Tell us your territory and we will put together a plan for you. Reach out below and we will be in touch within 24 hours.
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