Claims Clarity Academy
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Georgia homeowners · Storm, leak, or fire

Your claim, one stage at a time

Walk the full path of a property insurance claim on a model house, from the day damage happens (a hailstorm, a burst pipe, a ceiling stain, a fallen tree, a fire) to the day the work is paid for. Each stage is a short lesson with a hands-on tool and a plain-English checklist.

Answers the questions homeowners actually ask: Should I even file? Will I get dropped? What is my deductible? Should I trust the roofer at my door?

8Stages
44Micro-lessons
~20Min each stage
Drag to turn the house · tap a numbered stage

How each stage works

Built on how people remember: short lessons, a hands-on task, then a quick recall check that comes back a few days later.

A composite story

Each stage follows a composite Georgia homeowner's claim (not a real client), so the rules stick to a situation you recognize.

Do, don't just read

Sort decisions, hunt for damage on a 3D house, frame your photos, build your claim record.

Recall, then review

Every lesson ends with a check. Key questions return two days later, when recall matters most.

Do this today

Each stage ends with a short action list you can finish tonight, saved in this browser.

The eight stages

Start Here and lessons 1–3 of Module 1 are free. The full course opens everything else.

All eight stages are open. Pick up wherever your claim is.

Start Here · 3 questions

Where are you in your claim?

Course map · every lesson

The full course

Eight stages, 44 micro-lessons, each with one hands-on tool. Georgia rules are built in where they apply. Open any stage to see its lessons.

Claim Toolkit · checklists, workbooks, sample letters

Claim toolkit

Printable checklists and worksheets, Excel workbooks that do the math, and sample letters you can edit, for every stage of a claim. Download what you need, when you need it.

Tool · Claim Record Log

My claim record

Log every call, email, visit, and instruction the day it happens. Short, factual entries made close to the event hold up better than long explanations written later. Entries stay in this browser on this device.