Fire examination prices
Preliminary price guidelines. The final cost is determined after reviewing materials and questions.
| Service | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Initial telephone consultation | free for up to 15 minutes |
| Preliminary analysis of EMERCOM, insurance or court documents | from RUB 25,000 |
| Pretrial specialist report | from RUB 60,000 |
| Fire scene inspection with an opinion | from RUB 70 000 |
| Court-appointed fire examination | from RUB 90 000 |
| Establishing the cause of a fire | from RUB 80,000 |
| Identifying the fire origin | from RUB 75,000 |
| Electrical fire hypothesis | from RUB 85 000 |
| Vehicle fire | from RUB 70 000 |
| Examination of fire alarms and automatic fire protection systems | from RUB 65,000 |
| Assessment of fire safety breaches at a property | from RUB 65,000 |
| Review of a fire examination report | from RUB 60,000 |
| Expert participation in a court hearing | from RUB 20,000 |
Additional examinations, laboratory work, visits outside Moscow and urgent assignments may be charged separately by agreement.
Indicative timeframes
- Review of an expert report — at least 5 working days.
- Specialist’s opinion — at least 10 working days.
- Court-appointed examination — at least 16 working days.
- Preparation of a document based on inspection findings — at least 5 working days after the inspection.
These timeframes apply to standard assignments and begin after the order has been agreed, the complete set of materials has been received and the agreed payment conditions have been met.
Additional tests, laboratory examinations and the involvement of other specialists may extend the timeframe. The exact timeframe and scope of work are recorded in the order before work begins.
Consultation
Send fire-related documents for a preliminary assessment
Describe the circumstances and attach photographs, an official decision or certificate, EMERCOM materials, insurance documents, a court order or another expert’s report. Reviewing them will help define the type of work, timeframe and cost.
- a court-appointed examination under a court order;
- pre-trial specialist opinion;
- a review of another expert’s report;
- analysis of the fire cause, origin and proposed fire development scenario.