Your inventory is a detailed list of the personal property and assets, including photos, receipts, etc. An inventory typically includes jewelry, furniture, art, appliances, clothes, carpet, drapes, computers, electronics, kitchen contents, collectibles, tools, outdoor equipment...everything that's not part of real estate.
Before a loss, review your inventory with your insurance agent to make sure you have the correct amount of coverage. When a loss occurs, use your inventory to file your claim quickly and accurately, and receive insurance settlements sooner.
Use your detailed inventory to verify losses for tax deductions.
Supplement estate legal documentation with the listing and photos from your inventory. An inventory is a valuable aid for your heirs use in settling your estate.
Your detailed inventory and photos can be used as a checklist to prevent loss and as proof for damage claims.
Your home or business are likely your biggest investments and we help you protect them. Insurance companies, real estate professionals, contingency planners, and law enforcement all agree that it's important to maintain a comprehensive inventory.
If your property were destroyed by disaster today, would you remember everything you own?
If you were burglarized tonight, can you tell the officer exactly what is missing, including values and serial numbers? Can you provide photos?
Can you confidently file an insurance claim of all your property entirely from memory?
