Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking: September 1, 2006 pg 2
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September 1, 2006

DISB Issues a Four-Step Storm Preparedness Plan (cont'd.)

Step Two – Take an Inventory of Your Property

  • It’s always a good idea to take photos or videos of your home before a disaster strikes to properly record the condition of the home. If you use a digital camera, e-mail the photos to yourself, a friend or relative or store them on a Web site.
  • Take an inventory of your personal property such as clothes, jewelry, furniture, computers and audio/video equipment. Photos and video of your home, as well as sales receipts and the model and serial numbers of items, will make filing a claim simpler. Leave a copy of your inventory with friends or relatives, e-mail it to yourself and store it in a safe location. In addition, add insurance information to your inventory–the name of your company and agent, policy number and contact information.
  • Move all your important documents to a safe location. Take them with you when you evacuate or store them in a safe deposit box outside the area.
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