If the items are still visible
Photograph rooms from multiple angles, then capture labels, drawers, shelves, and high-value items. Do not enter unsafe areas just to take photos.
After a fire, flood, theft, or storm
What to do when you need a home inventory after a disaster
After a loss, it is hard to remember everything you owned. Start with safe photos, surviving records, old room images, receipts, and replacement-cost research. AI-Temize helps organize that evidence into a structured inventory report.
Use whatever evidence you still have
If the items are gone
Use older photos, moving pictures, holiday photos, purchase emails, bank statements, warranties, and owner manuals to reconstruct the list.
Fast room-by-room checklist
- •Living room: furniture, rugs, TV, speakers, decor
- •Kitchen: appliances, cookware, small electronics, dishes
- •Bedrooms: beds, dressers, clothing, jewelry, electronics
- •Garage: tools, lawn equipment, bikes, storage bins
Prioritize the claim-impact items
Focus first on items that are expensive, numerous, or easy to forget: electronics, furniture sets, tools, clothing, baby gear, office equipment, hobby gear, and appliances. Add lower-value items after the major categories are documented.
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