Notes on the plan.
Straight answers to the first questions a home claim raises, each pinned to the room of the file it belongs to. They are general notes. For your own claim, check your policy and ask your insurer.
- Note 1Kitchen: InventoryHow to build a home inventory for a claimA room-by-room way to list what you own, with the photos, receipts, and details that make each item easy to identify.6 min read
- Note 2Hallway: DeadlinesWhat a proof of loss isWhat a proof of loss usually contains, how it connects to your inventory and receipts, and what to check before you sign one.5 min read
- Note 3Bedroom: Living-expense ledgerHow additional living expenses work, and what to keepWhat the term usually means, the questions to ask your insurer early, and the receipts and notes worth keeping while you live somewhere else.6 min read
- Note 4Office: Conversations and paymentsWhat to log after an adjuster callA short checklist for writing down each call with your insurer while it is fresh, and what to do with the note afterward.4 min read
Ask your insurer or a licensed professional about coverage.
These notes explain common terms. They are not insurance, legal, or adjusting advice. Home Inventory is free. Claim File is $59 per claim, with 12 months of access.
Legend: Radby is software. It does not contact insurers or read policies.