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Smoke damage can affect walls, ceilings, HVAC systems, and personal belongings, often leaving long-term odor and residue issues. Proper documentation and professional inspection are essential for accurate claims. During the evaluation process, a smoke damage adjuster assesses soot contamination, surface staining, and air quality impact throughout the property. Their findings directly influence repair costs and insurance payouts. Homeowners should provide photos, cleaning estimates, and inventories to support the assessment. Staying involved during inspections helps ensure no hidden damage is overlooked. A thorough evaluation supports a fair settlement and effective restoration after smoke-related property damage.