Spokane Fire Damage Public Adjusters — Autumn Lane, Old Trails & Fairview Fire Claim Help
Lost property to the Autumn Lane, Old Trails, or Fairview fire? Don't accept your insurer's first offer alone. We are licensed public adjusters who work only for you — documenting the full loss and negotiating the settlement you're owed.
Affected by One of These Fires?
If your home or business was damaged in any of the current Spokane-region fires, we can help you file, document, and maximize your insurance claim.
Autumn Lane Fire
Northwest of Spokane near Suncrest, North Indian Trail, and the Nine Mile area (Spokane & Stevens counties).
Homeowners and businesses affected by the Autumn Lane Fire — we handle smoke, soot, structural, contents, and total-loss claims from first notice to final settlement.
Old Trails Fire
West of Spokane around Seven Mile, Five Mile Prairie, and Highland (Spokane & Stevens counties).
Homeowners and businesses affected by the Old Trails Fire — we handle smoke, soot, structural, contents, and total-loss claims from first notice to final settlement.
Fairview Fire
North of Spokane near Mead and the Country Homes / Town and Country area (Spokane & Stevens counties).
Homeowners and businesses affected by the Fairview Fire — we handle smoke, soot, structural, contents, and total-loss claims from first notice to final settlement.
Why Call a Public Adjuster First
After a wildfire, the difference between the insurer's first offer and a fully documented claim is often substantial. Here's what we do that a company adjuster won't.
We Represent You
The insurance company's adjuster is paid by the insurer. We are hired by you and are legally obligated to advocate for your interests alone.
We Document Everything
Smoke and soot damage, structural loss, destroyed contents, and additional living expenses — we build the complete, evidenced claim insurers can't easily reduce.
We Negotiate the Settlement
We handle the paperwork, the deadlines, and the back-and-forth so you can focus on your family — and we push for what it actually costs to rebuild.
What to Do Right Now
If you've been affected, these first steps protect your safety and your claim.
Stay Safe
Follow all evacuation and re-entry orders from local authorities before returning to your property.
Document the Damage
Photograph and video everything before moving or discarding it. Keep receipts for lodging and temporary repairs.
Don't Settle Alone
Report the loss to your insurer, but don't sign or accept an offer before you understand what your claim is really worth.
Call Apex
The earlier we're involved, the more we can document and protect. Your first consultation is free.
Get Your Free Claim Review
Tell us what happened and we'll call you back — usually the same day.
Thank you — we've got it.
One of our adjusters will reach out shortly. If it's urgent, call (509) 351-4388.
Serving Spokane & the Surrounding Region
We help property owners across Spokane County and North Idaho.
Spokane
- South Hill
- Browne's Addition
- North Side
- Downtown
Spokane County
- Spokane Valley
- Liberty Lake
- Cheney
- Airway Heights
- Medical Lake
- Millwood
North County
- Deer Park
- Mead
- Colbert
- Nine Mile Falls
North Idaho
- Post Falls
- Coeur d'Alene
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Spokane Fire Claim FAQ
I was affected by the Autumn Lane, Old Trails & Fairview fire. What should I do first?
First make sure everyone is safe and follow all evacuation and re-entry guidance from local authorities. Once it is safe, photograph and video everything before you move or discard it, keep receipts for temporary lodging and repairs, and report the loss to your insurer. Before you accept any offer or sign anything, call us for a free review — the earlier a public adjuster documents your loss, the stronger your claim.
Do I need a public adjuster if I already have insurance?
The adjuster your insurance company sends works for the insurer. A public adjuster works only for you — we document the full extent of the fire, smoke, and structural damage, value your contents and loss of use, and negotiate the claim so it reflects what it actually costs to rebuild.
How much does a public adjuster cost?
We work on a contingency basis — a percentage of the settlement we recover for you, with no upfront cost. If we do not recover on your claim, you do not pay a fee.
What does my policy cover after a wildfire?
Most homeowner and commercial policies cover fire and smoke damage to the structure, damage to and loss of contents, and additional living expenses (loss of use) while you are displaced. Smoke and soot damage is frequently underpaid — we make sure it is fully accounted for.
Do you serve Spokane Valley and the surrounding areas?
Yes. We serve the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Airway Heights, Medical Lake, Deer Park, and the surrounding communities across Spokane County and North Idaho, including Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene.
Don't Face the Insurance Company Alone
A free, no-obligation review takes minutes and could mean thousands more on your claim.
Call (509) 351-4388 Now