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Pro-5 contents claim: Cash settlement instead of remediation?

Paul Deras
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We had a fire in our home which exposed a significant amount of asbestos and other contamination to the entire home and contents. I received an estimate from the Pro-5 remediation inspection in the many 10s of thousands of dollars for the contents alone. I believe the contents themselves could be replaced for half or less.

Is this type of claim in the purview of our homeowners insurer to negotiate for a cash settlement instead of the massive cost involved with inspecting, assessing, warehousing and remediating? It seems they could easily save 50% or more by making me an offer, but I'm not certain if California law requires the full pro-5 remediation process on all the contents.

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