Whether you’re moving, renovating, purchasing another home or office, planning your estate, navigating a major life change, or simply thinking ahead, today is the only opportunity to document your property exactly as it exists.
A 3D HomeScan creates a permanent, interactive visual record of your property’s interior, its contents and—weather permitting—its exterior. You’ll be able to return to it whenever you need it, whether that’s months or years from now.
3D HomeScan may be your best solution if you:
Are comfortable with your current property insurance contents coverage and don’t need a professional coverage review.
Want affordable documentation of your personal property assets without a complete inventory.
Want the flexibility to order professional appraisals later, if needed.
Want a visual record of your property in case you have an insurance claim after a loss.
Have purchased a new home or second home, or recently completed a major renovation or remodel, and want to document it from the beginning.
Want documentation that will remain available whenever you need it in the future.
Want a visual record of your property to help with estate settlement.
Want to record your property and its contents at this point in time before anything changes.
Unlike a traditional inventory, 3D HomeScan creates an interactive visual record that allows you to move through your property room by room.
It captures your property’s contents and architectural features exactly as they exist today.
Because it documents your property before anything changes, it preserves information that may be impossible to recreate later.
It’s a practical first step for policyholders who want excellent documentation today while keeping their future options open.
If your primary goal is to determine what everything you own is worth, evaluate whether your contents coverage is adequate, and receive certified appraisals for high-value items, you probably need AVI’s All-Inclusive Inventory & Appraisal service, which provides AVI’s most comprehensive insurance documentation and analysis.
Every 3D HomeScan creates a permanent point of reference you can return to whenever you need it.
A detailed, interactive record of your property’s contents and architectural features—inside and outside, weather permitting—exactly as they existed on the day of the scan.
Move through your property virtually, zoom in on details, add descriptions, and revisit your documentation years later in your own online account.
Professional appraisals can be ordered whenever they’re needed without having to recreate the visual documentation from memory.
Whether your documentation is used for insurance, estate planning, future appraisals, or personal reference, you’ll already have a lasting visual record in place.
Every property—and every reason for documenting it—is different.
If you’re wondering whether 3D HomeScan is the right solution for your needs, let’s talk. We’ll answer your questions, explain how it compares with other AVI services, and help you choose the approach that best fits your goals.
3D HomeScan is a professional, interactive 3D documentation of your property and its contents. A trained AVI Camera Specialist uses a specialized 3D camera to capture the home’s architecture and personal property, creating a detailed visual record of the property as it exists today.
The completed scan allows you to virtually walk through the property, room by room. Individual possessions can be tagged with photographs, descriptions, locations, and other information. Appraisals can be added when needed, either as part of the initial project or later.
A typical 3D HomeScan can be completed in 2–4 hours, depending on the size of the property.
A regular video gives you a recording. 3D HomeScan gives you a virtual twin you can explore. Because the camera captures the property as a three-dimensional space, you can navigate through the home or building after the scan is complete. You can return to individual rooms, zoom in on belongings, and tag specific items with additional information.
That makes the documentation much more useful when you need to answer questions later—such as: What was in this room? Where was that item located? What did the property look like before the loss? Or who was supposed to receive that possession?
Yes. 3D HomeScan can be especially useful for larger properties where creating a visual record of the building, its contents, and where those contents are located is the primary objective. For organizations that need documentation rather than individual appraisals, 3D HomeScan can provide a comprehensive record without the cost and time associated with a full inventory and appraisal. Appraisals can be added for specific assets when needed.
For larger or more complex properties, AVI can discuss the scope of the project and determine the best approach based on the property and what you need the documentation to accomplish.
