Claim Starter Toolkit
- Home Inventory for Insurance Claims
- Additional Living Expenses (ALE) Tracker
- Home Insurance Claim Letters Pack
- Recoverable Depreciation Tracker
Most homeowners policies ask for an inventory of damaged belongings. This kit gives you a room-by-room home inventory list, pre-filled with common items and no invented prices, that calculates replacement cost, depreciation and actual cash value, with a claim diary and the letters to send it.
$29
Instant download · Word and Excel · Personal use license
US_Home_Inventory_User_Guide.docx
Step-by-step user guide with key terms, rules that may apply, sources and a final checklist
US_Home_Inventory_Contents_Inventory_TRACKER.xlsx
Room-by-room contents inventory with RCV, depreciation and ACV calculated, summary by room and category
US_Home_Inventory_Claim_Diary_TRACKER.xlsx
Claim diary: key dates with alerts, contact log, documents sent, payments received
US_Home_Inventory_Claim_Letters_TEMPLATE.docx
Editable letters to request documents, information or time, to send documents, and to confirm conversations in writing
Confirm the accepted format with the included letter, fill in the inventory room by room, check the summary for missing prices or proof, then send it with the cover letter and log it in the diary.
Choose this tool if you only need the inventory. For a full claim after a fire, storm or water loss, the kits for those losses include the inventory plus living expense and diary files.
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.
Total replacement cost per line, depreciation from age and the rate you enter, and actual cash value, with totals by room and category.
Yes. It works as a household inventory: fill it in now and keep photos with it.
Yes, common household items room by room, without prices. Keep what you own and add the rest.
What a home inventory list for an insurance claim should contain: the columns insurers ask for, replacement cost, depreciation, actual cash value.
What additional living expenses (ALE) usually cover when your home is unlivable, common examples, the key test and how to track every receipt.
Which letters to send during a home insurance claim and when: policy copy, document list, call summaries, extensions, payments and decisions.