Your home, proven — before the storm.
Southwest Florida owners do not need to be told what a bad claim season looks like. What has changed is that photographs no longer settle the argument.
What does a homeowner baseline preserve?
A HomeCloneVault baseline preserves several kinds of information that ordinary photographs do not keep together. LiDAR records interior geometry. The aerial pass documents the roof, exterior elevations, and thermal imagery. Calibrated meter readings establish a room-by-room moisture baseline, and GPS-tagged photographs connect visible details to the same capture visit. Technician identity, timestamps, location data, attestation, hashes, and public anchors preserve how that material was created and handled.
The distinction is especially important after a property changes. A post-loss photograph may show damage, but it cannot by itself establish what existed before the event or when an earlier condition was documented. The pre-loss record answers that narrower question: what the professional team captured on the recorded date, before the later event and before a dispute.
How can an owner use the record responsibly?
- Retain the raw capture files, custody documentation, and blockchain proofs as one evidence package.
- Use owner-controlled, view-only links when an authorized adjuster or attorney needs to review the record.
- Keep the original file unchanged so its SHA-256 identifier continues to match the public anchors.
- Arrange a fresh capture after a significant renovation because a dated baseline should match the current property.
HomeCloneVault does not decide whether a moisture reading indicates a cause, recommend remediation, interpret an insurance policy, or estimate a loss. Elevated readings are documented and disclosed through the custody process. The resulting record belongs to the client, while licensed professionals remain responsible for inspection opinions, advocacy, valuation, and legal strategy.
The company is targeting a January 2027 launch in Southwest Florida. The waitlist is the only confirmed contact channel, and founding-client conversations are used to discuss the property, scheduling, and the founding rate.
The capture is performed by a trained two-person team rather than by the homeowner. That independent operating model keeps the owner from being the only person who can explain when and how the material was created. One operator can work through the interior record while the other completes parallel exterior and photographic documentation, with each artifact returning to the same logged capture event. The field team records facts; it does not make a pass-or-fail home-inspection determination.
Independent verification also survives the viewing interface. A later reviewer can calculate the SHA-256 value of the preserved raw file and compare it with the Bitcoin and Ethereum anchors. That check does not require accepting a screenshot of the portal or trusting a statement from HomeCloneVault. It asks a narrower technical question: does this file match the identifier sealed on the capture date?
Key terms
- Property baseline
- A dated record of the property and its condition before a later event.
- Moisture baseline
- Calibrated readings documented across walls, ceilings, and floors without making an inspection opinion.
- View-only link
- Revocable portal access that lets an authorized professional review the record without handling the original file.
Quick answer
For a high-value coastal home, HomeCloneVault captures a complete forensic 3D record — LiDAR interiors, drone roof and thermal imaging, and GPS-tagged photography — and seals it to the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains before any loss. If a hurricane, fire, or flood follows, the pre-loss condition of your property is documented rather than argued.
Why coastal owners specifically
Three things stack up in a Southwest Florida hurricane corridor. Loss events are frequent enough to be a planning assumption rather than a remote risk. Property values are high enough that a percentage disagreement over condition becomes a very large number. And the condition arguments carriers raise — pre-existing damage, wear and tear, deferred maintenance — are precisely the arguments a measured pre-loss record answers.
The homes most exposed to this are the ones with the features that are hardest to document after the fact: custom millwork, imported stone, integrated systems, roof assemblies that a post-loss photo cannot describe in the state they were in.
Condition, settled
Measured geometry of every room, ceiling, floor, and fixture as it existed on a documented date — not a recollection, and not a photograph whose date anyone can question.
Roof and envelope
Drone capture of roof condition and exterior elevations, with thermal imaging that records anomalies invisible in ordinary photography.
Contents in context
Art, finishes, and high-value fixtures documented in place, within the geometry of the room they belong to.
Shareable, not surrenderable
Send an adjuster or attorney a tokenized, expiring, view-only link. Nobody else ever holds your original file.
What it does not do
| Built for | High-value coastal residential property |
|---|---|
| Launch market | Southwest Florida |
| Interior | True LiDAR point-cloud geometry of every room |
| Exterior | Drone capture of roof and elevations, including thermal |
| Sealed to | Bitcoin and Ethereum, via SHA-256 hash |
| Shared via | Tokenized, expiring, view-only links |
| Pricing | Roofing capture from $1,499 · $89/month · full-property baseline scoped in a founding-client conversation |
HomeCloneVault documents; it does not adjust. It will not interpret your policy, estimate what your claim is worth, or negotiate with your carrier — that work belongs to licensed public adjusters and attorneys, and unlicensed public adjusting is illegal under Florida law. No documentation service can promise a claim outcome, and this one does not.
Get on the founding-client list.
Captures begin ahead of the January 2027 Southwest Florida launch, with priority scheduling before storm season.
Join the waitlistFrequently asked questions
What kind of homes is this built for?
The launch focus is high-value residential property in coastal Southwest Florida — homes where a single disputed claim can exceed the cost of documentation many times over, and where hurricane exposure makes a loss event a question of when rather than if.
How is this different from the photos my insurer already has?
Carrier inspection photos are usually limited, low-resolution, and taken for underwriting rather than for proving condition later. A HomeCloneVault capture produces measured 3D geometry of the whole property with a documented chain of custody and a blockchain timestamp — a different category of record.
Does this replace my homeowners insurance?
No. HomeCloneVault is documentation, not coverage and not claim advocacy. It gives you and any professional you hire a factual record of pre-loss condition. Your policy, your carrier relationship, and any adjuster or attorney you engage remain exactly as they are.
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