Damage Leads · Los Angeles County

Fire and Water Damage Leads in Los Angeles, CA

For restoration contractors, public adjusters, and property investors working Los Angeles County, CA.

1,079 incidents · last 30 days

7,083 incidents · last 12 months

Los Angeles County is the largest county incident territory in the FirstLeads network: ten million residents, an enormous stock of aging single-family and multi-unit housing, and fire and water losses dispatched at a pace few markets match.

Restoration companies, public adjusters, and investors all work the same LA losses; the difference is who reaches the owner first. Every number below comes from live dispatch activity.

Daily damage incidents in Los Angeles

Last 30 days, from live dispatch activity. Subscribers see each incident the moment it is dispatched, with the full case file.

Aug 29Peak: Sep 6 · 58 incidentsSep 28

Last 30 days by incident type

Structure Fire
656
Residential Fire
290
Commercial Fire
133

Damage severity mix

Share of the last 30 days' incidents by estimated damage severity.

Low246 (23%)Medium493 (46%)High340 (32%)

Counties monitored in Los Angeles County

Every incident counted on this page was dispatched in Los Angeles County, California. Alerts are not locked to this grouping: scope a territory to a single zip code, a radius around your shop, or several counties at once, and FirstLeads only sends what falls inside it.

  • Los Angeles County, CA

Who works these leads in Los Angeles

The same loss is a mitigation job, a claim, and an acquisition depending on who reaches the owner first. FirstLeads sends all three the same incident at the same moment, filtered to the territory and categories each one works.

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Monthly snapshots

This page shows rolling live data; the monthly reports freeze each month's numbers as a permanent record. Older snapshots than these? Contact us.

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