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A wildfire sweeping over 38,000 square feet of land, the 2016 Sand Fire Santa Clarita Wildfire, began in Santa Clarita, California. The fire has spread toxic smoke, ash, soot, and other fire byproducts throughout Southern California, seriously impacting air quality.

A large number of California areas, cities and towns are affected by the Sand Fire, including Santa Clarita, the San Fernando Valley, Valencia, Sun Valley, Burbank, Castaic, Palmdale, Lake Hughes, La Crescenta, Glendale, Lake Elizabeth, La Canada Flintridge, North Hollywood, Pasadena, and most of Los Angeles and the surrounding areas.

The toxic byproducts produced by the fire can sink into the buildings of commercial and residential properties and the surrounding land, necessitating a thorough cleanup.

The collision of 2 automobiles is a scary event, regardless of how fast the vehicles were traveling or how little damage has occurred. Immediately following an car accident, you are likely to experience elevated blood pressure and an overall sense of panic.

But once the chaos clears, injuries have been assessed, and everyone involved has been safely moved out of the way, it is time to think about what important tidbits your auto insurance company is going to need from you in order to file a claim.

Every year wildfires cause major fire damage in Southern California. When this happens, insurance companies help victims of wildfires rebuild their homes.

Even if a fire victim does not have all the required paperwork or information, they should still file a claim with their insurance. It’s important they start the insurance claim process as soon as possible.

If you’ve experienced water damage in your home, the event can be stressful enough. So of course it is in your best interest to minimize this stress by taking the best approach to handle the aftermath of the damage.

Here are five tips to make your water damage insurance claim more successful and less problematic.