Hurricane + Flood (NFIP) Double Claim Bundle
- Hurricane and Wind Damage Claim Kit
- Flood Claim Kit (NFIP)
Flood claims under the National Flood Insurance Program follow federal policy rules: an inventory with quantity, description, actual cash value and amount of loss, and a signed, sworn proof of loss within 60 days after the loss unless FEMA extends it. This kit is built around those requirements.
$49
Instant download · Word and Excel · Personal use license
US_Flood_NFIP_User_Guide.docx
Step-by-step user guide with key terms, rules that may apply, sources and a final checklist
US_Flood_NFIP_Contents_Inventory_TRACKER.xlsx
Room-by-room contents inventory with RCV, depreciation and ACV calculated, summary by room and category
US_Flood_NFIP_Building_Damage_Log_TRACKER.xlsx
Room-by-room list of damaged building items for a flood claim, including basement items
US_Flood_NFIP_Claim_Diary_TRACKER.xlsx
Claim diary: key dates with alerts, contact log, documents sent, payments received
US_Flood_NFIP_Claim_Letters_TEMPLATE.docx
Editable letters to request documents and information, to send documents, and to confirm conversations in writing
Type your date of loss in the Claim Diary and the 60-day proof of loss date appears with an alert. Build the contents inventory (noting each item's floor or location, such as basement), record building items in the Building Damage Log, then send your proof of loss with the included cover letter.
Choose this kit for flood damage insured by an NFIP policy. Standard homeowners policies generally exclude flood. For wind damage from the same storm, see the Hurricane and Wind Damage Claim Kit.
Instant download after payment: a personalized ZIP with Word (.docx) and Excel (.xlsx) files. Works in Microsoft Word and Excel, Google Docs and Sheets, LibreOffice. US Letter page size. 5 downloads within 30 days. Personal use license.
The policy sets 60 days after the loss, and FEMA has extended it after some major events. The diary calculates the standard date and lets you record any extension.
Its columns follow the same logic (replacement cost, depreciation, actual cash value), so they transfer easily to FEMA's worksheet.
The NFIP Dwelling Form does not include living expense coverage.
What the NFIP flood policy asks for after a flood: written notice, an inventory, a sworn proof of loss within 60 days, and appeal time limits.
A practical hurricane claim checklist: wind and water damage area by area, temporary repairs, hurricane deductibles and Florida notice deadlines.
How to rebuild a room-by-room contents list after a house fire destroyed your home: what insurers usually ask for, RCV and ACV, and how to stay organized.