Tijerina Investigations, Inc.

was established in 2000 and has been responsible for providing outstanding Fire Investigations and Loss Control Services ever since. Our specialty is in the area of Fire Investigation, Consulting and Loss Control. Our regular customers particularly value our effective professional work product. Our business is located in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Fire's destroy property,changes lives and effects bus

iness in an instant. Every fire has an origin and a cause. We specialize in the technical analysis of fire and explosion scenes to determine the origin and cause of fire. Every fire scene is approached with an unbiased mind to develop the facts, analyze the facts, develop hypothesis and test hypothesis to determine the true origin and cause of the given fire. Fire investigations have been conducted both domestically and aboard. With 32 years of investigative experience, to include military, civilian and insurance investigations, Certified Fire Investigators provide quality, cost effective answers necessary to facilitate an informed decision. Today's market requires increased awareness and attention to cost; therefore, we accept assignments on the client’s terms and keep the control in the client’s hands. Regular verbal updates are provided and reporting is accomplished in the manner and time frame dictated by the client. Our most valuable asset is our Client! As our most valuable asset, you deserve and receive opinions rendered in accordance with acceptable standards and practices, based in fact, and supported with evidence. Tijerina Investigations believes that with effort and diligence losses can be prevented. Accordingly, Loss Control services and consulting is provided to our clients. Our principle is directly responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing a Logging Loss Control Program which dramatically changed the programs loss ratio, and increased awareness of the individual loggers. Over the past 11 years our principle has met with over 1500 insured's and examined/inspected over 3, 000 pieces of logging equipment.