You should have a room- by - room video recording of your possessions. Also still photos of collections: books, tools, stamps,
and so on.

Video imaging and still photographs would capture more details than you can retain in your mind.

A written list and receipts should accompany your inventory.

These records should be stored in a safety-deposit box or another secure location away from your home.

Deductibles help make insurance more affordable for everyone by eliminating minor "nuisance" claims.

If you have suffered a loss for which you are insured, inform your insurance agent or broker of the nature of your claim. If there has been a burglary or theft, the police must be informed. You will be required to supply information about the circumstances of the claim. Your insurer will want to know exactly what was stolen, when you acquired it, and what you paid for it.

A claims adjuster may then be appointed --at no cost to you--to look after the details. 

If you have replacement cost coverage, some insurers will assist you by providing the cash value of the used items immediately, topping up the amount later when you provide proof of replacement purchase within 180 days of the loss.
 
 

A video and /or still photos of your contents will make his job much easier. The video and photos will help you get fair value for your losses, and could speed up your payment.

The pictures will also prove to the adjuster that you had the contents and prevent a lot of unanswered questions.

RATES:
Video Imaging rates will be quoted prior to starting work.

Living Wills. Rates to be discussed.

Pricing upon request for additional video and still photography.

ADDITIONAL SERVICES:
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