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NEFCO Fire Investigations
The Origin & Cause Experts
About NEFCO Fire Investigations
The Origin & Cause Experts - Subrogation & Large Loss Experts - Fire Scene Investigation - Arson Investigation - Automotive Fire Origin & Cause - Secure Evidence Storage - Litigation Support NEFCO features over 145 highly credentialed certified fire investigators, electrical engineers and certified vehicle fire investigators, many of which who hold additional credentials as master electricians, master plumbers and ASE certified technicians. We provide the highest level of expertise and personal service as well as the fastest turnaround times throughout our nationwide coverage area. Our team of "court qualified" experts have never failed a Daubert Challenge. We have successfully provided thousands of comprehensive fire and explosion investigations, including those involving fatalities, small buildings, vehicles, residential structures, heavy equipment and large commercial properties with losses in excess of $42MM All NEFCO investigators are W2 employees, not contractors, and are certified IAAI/CFI, NAFI/CFEI or both. Service Area: Lower 48 contiguous states. Specialties: Subrogation, Arson, Large Loss, Scene Investigation, Litigation Support, Expert Testimony, Evidence Testing & Storage
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People
NEFCO Fire Investigations welcomed Mark Fields, IAAI-CFI, NAFI-CFEI, to the team of fire analysts in San Marcos, California.
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Presence & Recognition
NEFCO Fire Investigations and The Institute of Fire Science are hosting a webinar titled Ethics at the Fire Scene on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, facilitated by George Codding.
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Legal & Regulatory
NEFCO Fire Investigations provides fire investigation services.
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Presence & Recognition
NEFCO Fire Investigations is hosting its upcoming Live Burn Training Event in North Carolina on September 30th, with a three-minute aerial video showcasing live burn training events conducted in Texas.
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