The first hour decides the claim
Mitigation delay, missing policy numbers, and no proof of pre-existing condition are the three reasons a straightforward claim turns into an argument. All three are solved before the storm, not after.
PoliVault
The people you call, the numbers they ask for, the photos that prove what the house looked like, and the instructions someone else could follow. Built in about ten minutes.
Nothing here reaches us. Records stay in this browser, photographs stay on this device, and the PDF is assembled in the page — so the only copy of your kit is the one you keep.
Add to your kit
The roofer, the plumber, the water-mitigation crew, your agent, the claims line. After a named storm every one of them is booked within a day.
Your kit is empty. Start with the one call you would make first — the mitigation crew or your agent — and the rest follows in a few minutes.
Mitigation delay, missing policy numbers, and no proof of pre-existing condition are the three reasons a straightforward claim turns into an argument. All three are solved before the storm, not after.
After a named storm, the crews within an hour's drive are booked in a day. The households that get on the schedule are the ones who already had the number.
Power goes first, cell service second. A kit that exists as a printed page and a file in cloud storage survives both.
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Photograph each room and Poli writes the item list with brands and replacement bands, then checks the totals against the printed sublimits in your own policy.