Spring is Coming!!

Happy New Year!

A brand new year is upon us and if you’re one to make resolutions maybe one of them is to inventory all your possessions (or at least the costly ones) and match them to your current home, business or renters insurance. Even if you do it yourself, at least do it and get something documented.  Total up the value and take photos of your possessions to see if what your insurance covers is enough to cover all your losses in case of a catastrophic event such as a fire or even a break in.

We’re in the middle of a snowstorm and on top of that a polar deep freeze on the Long Island Sound.  But I just can’t help thinking that spring is right around the corner (always the optimist). Soon it will be time to clean clutter, remove cobwebs and clean out the garage.

Right now the weather is forcing most of us to spend more time indoors – this is a great time to start your inventory project, take stock of all your personal/business possessions. Take the time now to organize and catalog your possessions. Creating a comprehensive home inventory can be very time consuming but it’s worth it in the long run to maximize and simplify insurance claims when needed.

If you’ve been thinking about performing your own inventory and just never get around to it Fairfield Home Inventory has a great software based method of cataloging all your possessions. When you work with us, we will create a tailor made inventory with full HD photos and detailed reports to identify all items you select.  It can be very detailed or maybe you’ll want our “Express” package, just documenting items like your electronics or special collections.

Whatever you decide to do now would be a great time to start that project. If you’re not up to it yourself then contact FHI for a free estimate. Starting your inventory now frees you up to enjoy the coming warm weather (I’m sure it’s coming soon) and longer days.

Gotta go shovel snow now – Good luck with your home inventory project, stay warm and think SPRING!

 

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