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Airbnb Broken TV Claim Template: Photos, Receipts, and Wording

Updated July 2, 2026 · ClaimPack host guides

A cracked TV is one of the cleanest damage claims when the evidence is organized: the screen is visible, the item has a clear replacement cost, and a repair shop or retailer can provide a dated quote. The risk is usually not the damage itself. The risk is filing with scattered photos, a vague amount, or a narrative that accuses the guest instead of documenting the timeline.

What to photograph first

Proof that helps the reviewer

Broken TV narrative template

This reimbursement request concerns [PLATFORM] reservation [CODE] at [PROPERTY], with guest [GUEST NAME], who checked out on [DATE].

During checkout cleaning on [DATE/TIME], [CLEANER/HOST NAME] found the [LOCATION] television with a cracked screen. The TV was intact and working before the stay, as shown in the attached [PRE-STAY / PRIOR TURNOVER / LISTING] photo dated [DATE].

The attached [REPAIR INVOICE / REPLACEMENT QUOTE] from [BUSINESS] dated [DATE] shows a cost of [AMOUNT] for [PANEL REPAIR / REPLACEMENT MODEL / LABOR].

The requested reimbursement is [TOTAL]. Supporting evidence includes checkout photos of the cracked screen, proof of prior condition, and the dated repair or replacement documentation.

Common mistakes

Once the photos, model details, quote, and narrative are ready, ClaimPack can turn them into one indexed packet with matching amounts and a clean PDF export. If you are still collecting evidence, start with the full damage evidence checklist.