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These are the Types of Documents We Archive and Protect:

For Developers

For Corporations

For Subcontractors

For Homeowners

- Coverage Charts Available Upon Request

Gargoyle ArchivingSM offers state of the art, secure, web-based archiving and monitoring capabilities for your insurance policies, contracts and other critical documents as well as pre-loss recording of your assets.  Gargoyle ArchivingSM allows you and your designated representatives easy access to, and interaction with, these web-based stored documents.  Insurance contracts represent potentially millions of dollars in assets.  It is imperative that these key contracts and the pre-loss recording of your assets are secure, easily accessible and accurate. 

Gargoyle ArchivingSM also offers coverage chart creation, access and monitoring of all of your insurance and risk transfer vehicles in an interactive, visual forum.  A coverage chart provides a visual coverage opinion allowing time-sensitive trigger mechanisms and other coverage issues to be easily tracked.

We offer the following services:
• Secure, web-based storage and maintenance of your insurance policies, certificates and other critical contracts and documents, allowing remote access to only designated individuals.

• Documentation of your real and personal assets via digital photography, infrared reports and appraisals of art and collectibles.

• With one phone call after a loss, our web-based archiving allows us to bundle your pre-loss asset documentation and insurance contracts and present them to your insurance company so that claim resolution begins immediately and with accurate documentation.

• Coverage charts provide visual coverage opinions denoting years of policy assets, their limits, carriers and critical issues pertinent to each policy to prevent trigger sensitive issues from lapsing.

• Interactive capabilities allow real time expression of your insurance coverage, limits, gaps and carriers.  Many insurance policies draw down on limits so that once insurance money is paid out for a particular claim or loss, the money available for the next event is reduced.  Other policies have one limit covering more than one location or insured, so that the available limits are reduced depending upon the use.

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