Home Inventory Checklist
Print this pageIf all your possessions were destroyed by fire, would you be able to list them? It's wise to take inventory of what you own so that you have documentation of your possessions and receipts — if your house is ever damaged or broken into, you'll be able to use your list to make the claims process go more smoothly.
- Inventory all personal property with a description, make and model, price, and location and date of purchase.
Complete our Property Inventory. - Photograph or videotape your belongings.
- Store the list and pictures in a safe deposit box or at a friend or relative's house so you'll have access to it if your house is destroyed.
- Save receipts in a site other than your home
- With more expensive items, such as jewelry, furs or artwork, check with your insurance company to be sure that they adequately covered. Also, check the value of these items periodically and adjust your coverage as necessary.
- Engrave electronic items with your driver's license number to help track stolen items.
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