Only four in ten surveyed homeowners said they had completed preventative measures to help protect their homes from weather-related risks.
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Build and maintain a stronger, more prepared property—before problems become emergencies.
KAVO360 is being designed to help residential property owners understand what needs attention, take practical steps to maintain and strengthen their property, organize important records, prepare for damage and claims, and discover potential support for beneficial actions.
Choose how you’d like to participate:
- Access KAVO360 earlyOpt in to development updates and future early-access opportunities.
- Be considered for a future pilotMay include hands-on support, early access, and free or subsidized partner offerings.
- Influence what gets built firstTell us which property-owner challenges and priorities matter most.
Join early access or share pilot interest without taking the survey—or choose either option after submitting it. Pilot selection and benefits depend on location, program fit, participating partners, and availability.
We’re listening to residential property owners facing rising costs, severe weather, insurance challenges, and increasingly complex decisions about their properties.
A stronger, more resilient property is built over time.
The steps property owners take to maintain, strengthen, prepare, and document their properties can help prevent small issues from becoming costly problems, reduce the potential impact of disasters, support insurance claims, and improve readiness for recovery.
National research found that every $1 invested in hazard mitigation can generate approximately $4–$11 in avoided losses and other benefits, depending on the mitigation approach.
View sourceThese figures summarize national survey and benefit-cost research. The $4–$11 range reflects broader avoided losses and other benefits—not guaranteed personal savings. Results vary by hazard, project, location, and other factors.
Better prepared before damage. Better organized after it.
KAVO360 is exploring how to make property resilience more understandable, actionable, and rewarding—without requiring owners to navigate every challenge alone.
Maintain and strengthen
Better understand which maintenance, preparedness, and risk-reduction actions may matter for your property.
Organize and document
Keep important property information, insurance records, photos, receipts, and improvement evidence better organized.
Prepare for claims
Be more ready with documentation before a loss and reduce confusion when organizing damage and claim information afterward.
Find support to act
Explore potential incentives, rebates, discounts, and assistance that may make beneficial improvements easier to complete.
Incentives and insurance-related benefits are subject to eligibility, authorization, and availability; no benefit is guaranteed.
Preparing and protecting your property should be rewarding.
KAVO360 is being designed to help property owners take beneficial steps to maintain, strengthen, and protect their properties—and discover potential rewards, incentives, rebates, discounts, and other support that may make those actions easier and more affordable.
Take action. Build resilience. Access potential benefits.Rewards, incentives, discounts, and other benefits may vary based on eligibility, location, participating organizations, and availability.Your experience can shape what gets built first.
Tell us what has been difficult, how you handle it today, and which property-ownership challenges would be most valuable to make easier.
What would make it easier to care for, strengthen, and prepare your property?
We want to understand the real challenges residential property owners face—from maintenance and repair costs to severe weather, insurance, documentation, claims, incentives, and finding trustworthy help. Your perspective will help shape what KAVO360 becomes and which problems it addresses first.
Experience first
We ask what happened, how you handled it, and which challenges would make the greatest practical difference.
Location aware
Your ZIP and local concerns help reveal meaningful regional differences.
Owner controlled
Residential and business contact details are optional and stored separately from research responses—and from each other.