"Many of our clients work with Bruce of Video Property Archives to document their home and belongings. This record will certainly be useful in expediting claims settlement after a loss."

MARSH, An MMC Company
Private Client Services - Naples, Florida

VIDEO PROPERTY ARCHIVES™  DVD’s enable instant recall to document  the proof of ownership, condition, and current value of all  your recorded personal property at the touch of your mouse or remotely from your DVD player.  It's similar in scope to a computer's file back-up process which guards against permanent data loss. 

YOU  MUST  BE  ABLE  TO  PROVE  YOUR  LOSSES  TO  YOUR  INSURER.

 

"I recommend our clients video-document all of their personal belongings. Video Property Archives offers a service that all homeowners should utilize to help execute proper and timely claims." 

David Singletary

Allstate Insurance Agency Owner - Sarasota, Florida 

Message from the Founder:

An annual evaluation of your personal property coverage with your insurance agent is recommended:
Recording your personal possessions will also help to evaluate whether or not you have enough personal property coverage. For instance, do you know what your sub-limits are for jewelry, collectables, or art within your policy? Your video recording also helps you to identify personal property that should be 'scheduled 'on your policy. It offers a valuable tool for discussing your insurance needs with your insurer, and helps you make informed decisions regarding your overall insurance coverage.

The more accurate and compliant your claim records are when you contact your carrier regarding a loss, the quicker and cleaner your recovery will be.

Once your personal property has been professionally recorded, it will never become significantly outdated. We offer an annual update program as part of our ongoing service to keep your records as current as possible.

Note: Documenting your personal property for your insurer would be a daunting task without a current video DVD to reference.  It's a very small investment, moreover, a peace of mind that you retain a current professional DVD video recording  of what you own.

VIDEO PROPERTY ARCHIVES™  strictly adheres to industry standard audio/video guidelines and is approved by the World's leading P&C insurance company and brokerage firm to record their 'Private Client Groups'  personal assets. We service Southwest, Southeast and Central Florida.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE: One (1) custom digitally time/date-stamped DVD featuring all the recorded contents of your home, including; General household items, Fine Art, China, Crystal, Rugs, Furniture, Sterling, Jewelry, Antiques, Collectables, Wardrobes, Electronics, Amenities, Pool & Spa, exterior and interior amenities, wall, floor, and ceiling applications, pets, landscapes, and all land, sea, and air vehicles (weather permitting) on premise during recording.  The DVD features HQ normal playback speed, freeze-frame, multi-speed advance/reverse, and zoom modes.  Duplicate DVDs are available upon request prior to or on the day of recording. Cost: $15.00/ea.  Professional photographs of your fine art, etc., are also available on CD for an additional fee. Arrangements for still photography must be scheduled prior to date of video-recording.  Please allow approximately two (2) weeks for delivery from the date of recording.  

PRIVACY GUARANTEE: Video Property Archives™ (VPA) realizes the trust involved in recording your personal property. We guarantee you absolute privacy.  VPA does not share or retain any originals or copies of clients' recordings and  strongly advises the DVD be stored in an off-site safe deposit box.

Important Facts You Should Know:

The Insurance Commissioner for the State of Maryland stated the following in a 2008 public press release, "Documentation and communication are the two keys to a smooth recovery from your insurance company, along with a little patience." Moreover, a video of the damaged area will assist the insurance company in their investigation of your claim.

The Honorable Justice Blemus Wright stated: "Once a fire destroys possessions, it is difficult to determine true value of the possessions without documentation, which hopefully has not been consumed by the fire. Persons with possessions of above-average value ought to be aware..."

WITHOUT  VIDEO  DOCUMENTATION,  COULD YOU  RECALL  ALL  THE  CONTENTS  IN  YOUR  HOME?