Would you be prepared if your home were destroyed by a fire, hurricane, flood or other natural disaster? What if your home were burglarized, your vehicle broken into, or your laptop, tablet or camera were stolen? Would you be able to provide your Insurance Company with a list of the contents of your home, garage or storage unit in case of a loss? Providing such information is the only way to ensure you receive full value from your Insurance provider for your items.
After a disaster or theft your Insurance Company will instruct you to rely solely on your memory and recall room by room what you lost and write it down. Now remember this is AFTER you lose everything. As a homeowner or business owner you should already have this information available to process your claim in a timely manner. It’s our responsibility as homeowners and business owners to protect ourselves – NOT the Insurance Company’s, Document, Document and Document!
When you make an insurance claim for damaged, lost, or stolen property, your insurance policy will require you to show the quantity, description, and possibly the amount of loss associated with each item. You may also be asked to provide copies of bills, receipts, or other documentation to support your figures. If you omit some items or fail to include an adequate description of others, you may receive less than full compensation for your losses. Relying solely on your memory can be an expensive mistake.
- Protection & Peace of Mind
- Complete Documentation of Personal Property
- Recommended by Insurance Companies & Financial Planners
The cost of a home or business inventory is minimal compared to the thousands of dollars you could lose without one!
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