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Living and shared spaces
Start with rooms where expensive electronics, furniture, decor, and shared household items are easy to underestimate.
- Living room
- Dining room
- Family room
- Entryway
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Room-by-room home inventory checklist
Use a room-by-room home inventory checklist for living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, garage, storage, electronics, valuables, and export-ready records.
Free covers 3 rooms and 30 items. Pro adds unlimited records for $19.90/month.
Route Room firstEvidence Photos per spaceOutput Exportable records
What rooms should you include in a home inventory?
A room-by-room home inventory should include the spaces where belongings live: living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, office, garage, closets, storage areas, outdoor storage, and any specialty rooms. Walking one space at a time helps people capture photos, values, serial numbers, and missing details without getting lost in one giant list.
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Private rooms and closets
Bedrooms and closets often contain clothing, electronics, jewelry, instruments, and sentimental items that need values or notes.
- Primary bedroom
- Children rooms
- Closets
- Home office
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Utility and storage zones
Garages, kitchens, attics, basements, and storage areas hold tools, appliances, seasonal gear, and packed-away belongings.
- Kitchen
- Garage
- Basement or attic
- Storage unit
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Review and export
After the walkthrough, review missing photos and values before relying on the inventory for insurance, moving, or estate handoff.
- Missing photos
- Missing values
- Excel export
- PDF report on Pro
Walkthrough order
Treat the home like a route, not a blank form.
The room-by-room approach reduces decision fatigue because each step has a physical boundary.
- Create the rooms or areas before adding items.
- Start with the space that contains the most valuable belongings.
- Photograph each space before close-up item photos.
- Export once the high-value rooms have names, photos, and values.