With FACTS you'll be armed with ready access to education in engineering and technology and a working knowledge of many relevant subjects - in addition to the insight and knowledge gained from nearly thirty linear years (full-time) of determining the causes of fires and accidents of all kinds.

Advisive Role
Our role is to objectively investigate, document, review, and analyze the evidence and other technical facts in an attempt to understand and report on what happened in the most cost-effective manner possible and to advise you, when appropriate, of the claim's technical strengths and weaknesses to enable you to settle the claim promptly.

More Reasons to Rely on Fire & Accident Causation Technical Services
Technical terminology is used sparingly and is always explained in reports and verbal briefings. FACTS' insightful written reports and verbal summaries are frank, concise and understandable, and clearly and specifically address the issues of vital interest. As a result, very few FACTS cases originating from initial insurance claims ever go to trial.

In the past few years many engineering firms have ventured into the technical forensics of fire and crash investigation because of these fields' newly found popularity. Though many of these firms have been around for years engaged in various engineering or design projects, their actual experience in the investigation of fires and crashes may actually be quite limited. In causation forensics, experience really does matter - and FACTS has focused on this field full-time for nearly 30 years.

FACTS recognizes that a full accident reconstruction is not always necessary (click here for info on low impact claims), and that a detailed knowledgeable eye may be all that's required in many cases. We offer simple low cost technical investigations when you want them, and more complex reconstructions when you need them.

Fire & Accident Causation Technical Services can help you determine which claims have merit, and identify, document and explain evidence which counters the dubious claims. Consult FACTS for technical expertise you can rely on.