Damage claim support

Vandalism, Theft & Break-In Claims

Organize building damage, missing property, emergency security, and business interruption into a supported claim.

Break-ins, theft, vandalism

Turn a chaotic scene into a precise property and contents record.

A break-in can damage doors, windows, walls, wiring, fixtures, security systems, vehicles, equipment, inventory, and personal property. Hillis organizes the physical damage and missing property into a clear, supported claim.

Where the loss can travel

Vandalism, theft & break-ins is rarely a one-surface problem.

01

Forced entry

Doors, windows, frames, locks, storefronts, and surrounding finishes often require more than a simple hardware replacement.

02

Contents & inventory

Ownership, condition, quantity, age, model information, and replacement pricing all shape the contents claim.

03

Systems damage

Wiring, plumbing, HVAC components, alarms, cameras, and specialty equipment may be damaged or removed.

04

Business interruption

Closure time, lost operations, security costs, and temporary premises can be material parts of a commercial loss.

First moves

Protect the property and preserve the proof.

  1. 1

    Contact law enforcement and obtain the incident or report number.

  2. 2

    Photograph forced-entry points and disturbed areas before repairs or cleanup.

  3. 3

    Secure the property with temporary board-up, locks, lighting, or security.

  4. 4

    Begin a missing-property inventory with receipts, photos, statements, and model numbers.

What Hillis documents

  • Police report and incident timeline
  • Entry points, building damage, and emergency security work
  • Itemized stolen and damaged property inventory
  • Proof of ownership and current replacement pricing
  • Operational downtime and extra-expense support
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Common claim pressure points

Details that can change the size and direction of a claim.

Incomplete inventories

Broad descriptions without quantity, model, age, or value can slow review and reduce support for the contents claim.

Cleanup before evidence

Repairing or reorganizing the scene too quickly can erase useful documentation of the event.

Separated building damage

Forced entry and removal often damage surrounding finishes, systems, and assemblies beyond the obvious opening.

Explore every loss type

Different damage. The same policyholder-first approach.

Start the fight

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