If you were to have a fire, flood, burglary or damage from a tornado or other storms would you be able to recall from memory everything you own in your home or business? Would you be able to provide proof of ownership and value to substantiate your insurance claim? After the fact can be a challenging time to reconstruct this information. The best time to do your inventory is now!

When planning your estate, an inventory of your personal property can be both a valuable tool and a comfort to your family, heirs and executor. Simplify things by having a home inventory done.

Own a business? Having documentation of your business property is also important for insurance and tax purposes. Need pictures of a particular item you are selling? What about a video of an item you are selling?

These are only a few of the reasons you should have a complete, up-to-date personal property inventory.  We all know this is a good idea now is the time to get it done, before it is to late.

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Local Insurance
Company Quote:

“ It is listed as a duty of the insured in most homeowner’s policy forms to provide "an inventory of damaged personal property, showing in detail the quantity, description, cost, actual cash value and amount of loss."

National Insurance Company Quote:

“It is good to keep an inventory of household contents. It is even better if you keep receipts that show make, model and cost of such items (at least the larger items, like TV's, refrig., freezers, etc.). Video and pictures will also help you to remember what you have. The reason you should keep these items, is that in the event of a total loss, such as fire, you have to provide an inventory of items that you had before the loss, that were damaged in the fire, to the claim handler. It really does not make any difference if you rent or own, since you would have contents either way.”

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