Do you feel safe?
In a world of uncertainty.

Pacific Palisades

A client — successful, frequently traveling — signed up primarily for the Computer Vision AI recognition so his wife would have a record of everything while he was away. Four months later, a pipe burst in the wine cellar. About $80,000 in wine and custom millwork. Because they had completed an Arcera walkthrough three weeks prior, they had a complete digitalinventory. The insurance company asked for proof of loss. All that was needed — export.

"I didn't buy Arcera for the insurance payout. I bought it for the trust that Arcera will have my back."

— J.W., Pacific Palisades

Brentwood

A couple returned from six weeks abroad to find a slow leak had silently destroyed custom cabinetry, imported stone flooring, and the adjacent utility corridor. The insurance company's initial offer covered about a third of the actual loss — citing "gradual damage." Because they had completed an Arcera walkthrough before leaving, there was a timestamped record of the kitchen's exact condition six months prior. The Arcera-referred adjuster challenged the denial. The revised settlement was $95,000.

"The insurance company said 'gradual damage.' Arcera's record said otherwise. That timestamp was worth more than any receipt."

— A.M., Brentwood