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Frequently Asked Questions
At Home Inventory Pros our goal is to provide services and products that offer the highest quality asset protection and management to you, our clients. By providing our service accurately, with confidentiality and professionalism we can give our customers peace of mind. This ensures that when an incident occurs they will be prepared to receive the insurance company’s highest settlement.
Question: What is a home inventory?
Answer: A home or business inventory is a detailed list of the personal property located in your home or business. You should also include property that you have stored elsewhere, perhaps in a storage area, warehouse or a garage on the premises.
Personal property is loosely defined in the insurance industry as anything you own which is not a permanent part of your dwelling, out buildings or land.
For a home your list should include: furniture, jewelry, artwork, antiques, appliances, kitchen contents, clothes, carpets, drapes, computer equipment, television sets, audio or audiovisual equipment, musical instruments, clocks, mirrors, linens, lawn mowers, snow removal equipment, tools, sports equipment, and any other items of value.
For a business your list should include: all merchandise in stock and storage areas, front shelves, cold storage, tables, chairs, vending equipment, cash registers, video security equipment, office equipment and any other items of value.
At Home Inventory Pros our goal is to provide services and products that offer the highest quality asset protection and management to you, our clients. By providing our service accurately, with confidentiality and professionalism we can give our customers peace of mind. This ensures that when an incident occurs they will be prepared to receive the insurance company’s highest settlement.
Question: What is a home inventory?
Answer: A home or business inventory is a detailed list of the personal property located in your home or business. You should also include property that you have stored elsewhere, perhaps in a storage area, warehouse or a garage on the premises.
Personal property is loosely defined in the insurance industry as anything you own which is not a permanent part of your dwelling, out buildings or land.
For a home your list should include: furniture, jewelry, artwork, antiques, appliances, kitchen contents, clothes, carpets, drapes, computer equipment, television sets, audio or audiovisual equipment, musical instruments, clocks, mirrors, linens, lawn mowers, snow removal equipment, tools, sports equipment, and any other items of value.
For a business your list should include: all merchandise in stock and storage areas, front shelves, cold storage, tables, chairs, vending equipment, cash registers, video security equipment, office equipment and any other items of value.
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