Fire Damage Leads
Structure fires in your territory, the moment they are dispatched — with damage severity, property detail, and verified owner contacts. The first conversation wins the job; make sure it is yours.
A displaced owner chooses board-up and mitigation within hours of the fire — usually on the recommendation of whoever reaches them at the scene or that evening. A list that updates daily delivers the loss after the decision.
By the time a fire shows up in incident records or permit filings, every contractor and investor in the county sees it at the same moment. Leads everyone has at once get priced like the commodity they are.
Fire jobs are the largest tickets in restoration — and the owner is often displaced, so mail to the property sits in an empty house. You need verified phone and email, and the mailing address that actually reaches them.
A structure fire dispatched inside your territory triggers the alert — address, incident type, and category, while units are still on scene.
Damage severity estimates separate a pan fire from a structural loss, so you triage before you roll a truck or write a letter.
Property type, size, and ownership, with owner and resident contacts verified across multiple independent sources — one click from the alert.
Phone the owner, trigger direct mail to their verified mailing address, or drop the lead into your CRM sequence — started while the scene is still active.
Fire restoration is a whole-scope business: the company that handles board-up and emergency mitigation is positioned for the demolition, the rebuild, and everything between. That position is decided in the first hours, which is why contractors reaching owners within 4 hours report close rates near 40% — and why the same job, found three days later on a list, becomes a bidding war.
FirstLeads is built for that race. The alert reaches your on-call crew or fire runner while the trucks are still on scene, with the severity estimate that says whether to roll now — and the verified owner contact that turns arriving first into the first conversation.
Fire-damaged property never starts as a listing. It starts as an incident — weeks or months before an owner decides whether to rebuild, sell as-is, or walk away. Investors and wholesalers who enter at the incident see the property before it is inventory anywhere else.
Each fire damage lead carries the property detail that makes the underwriting call possible: property type and size, ownership, occupancy, and damage severity. House fire leads with structural involvement read very differently from smoke-only losses, and the case file tells you which one you are looking at before you knock.
Every lead is a case file, not a row in a spreadsheet: the exact address, incident type and category, a damage severity estimate, full property detail, and contact information for the owner — and the resident, when the property is tenant-occupied — verified across multiple independent data sources.
Alerts arrive by email, SMS, Slack, or the live dashboard, filtered to your territory by zip code or county. Pricing is a flat monthly subscription with unlimited incident data: no per-lead meter, and one confirmed job can pay for multiple years of membership.
Book a demo and watch live structure fires surface in your own territory — the fire damage leads you would have worked this week, before you pay for anything. No contract, no setup fees.
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