2026 wildfire season

Document your home before the fire

ClaimReady Vault is the product. Walk each room with your phone, capture serials and tags, and export a claim-ready inventory. $39 for 12 months. For homeowners in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and New Mexico.

Photo Room Walk Serials, VINs, tags Claim-ready CSV Claim log $39 / 12 months

The kit is now a working vault, not a PDF sitting in a folder.

Free checklist still exists. The thing we are selling is season access to ClaimReady Vault: photo inventory, claim log, and export. Built for Western homeowners who would rather document the house on a Saturday than fight an adjuster after the burn scar cools.

Free

30-minute checklist

Inventory photos, defensible space, documents, go-bag, pets, and evacuation planning.

Get the checklist
Printable add-on

Printable binder kit

Optional printable pages if you still want a paper binder next to the vault.

See printable kit

Start here

Start with 30 minutes, or buy the vault.

The free checklist is the lead magnet. ClaimReady Vault is the product. If there is smoke on the horizon or a red flag warning in your county, skip the checklist and document the house.

  • Photograph each room, then zoom serials and tags.
  • Keep high-value items and notes in one inventory.
  • Export CSV whenever you want.
  • Log calls, receipts, and contractor visits after damage.
  • $39 unlocks the season. No lifetime pricing games.

No spam. Checklist plus vault launch notes only. Privacy

Where we sell this season

Same vault. Eight wildfire states.

Wildfire prep is the second lane because the West has a deadline every year. The same inventory and claim log work for smoke damage, ember, and evacuation-loss claims.

California Oregon Washington Colorado Arizona Nevada Texas New Mexico

Hazard lanes

One vault, different fire situations.

Start with wildfire documentation. Use the same photos and claim log if the damage is flame, ember cast, smoke, or an evacuation loss.

If fire is approaching, the plan is not to defend the house yourself.

This site helps you organize documents, photos, medication, pets, packing, and destination details before an evacuation order. It is not permission to stay. Follow evacuation orders and local emergency guidance.

Document what is real. Do not leave money on the table.

The goal is not to inflate a claim. The goal is to avoid being unprepared when an adjuster asks what you owned.