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we had tornados in my area on april 27 of last yr. People had their homes insured for replacement cost when they took out the H O policy years ago. No one from the insurance companies ever came back to re adjust for cost increases ie: building materials, cost per sq to re build, etc,. When the tornados wiped out these homes, the home owners didn't have enough insurance coverage to rebuild their homes & were stuck for the cost over what insurance paid.I recently went with another insurance company for my H O & vehicles. I asked if I could just insure my home (with no mortage) for xxx$ and in the event the house was destroyed by fire, tornado , etc, just collect a check for that amount. (like a life insurance policy) They told me that all they sell now is replacment coverage. I called several other companies & they told me the same thing. ''All we sell is replacment coverage''
Good luck
Same deal with the Oakland Hills Fire Storm... thousands of home owners banded together and did get replacement with replacement insurance... it was a huge story with constant updates and the industry took a beating till they acquiesced.
Now, every year with my renewals, I have a form that states the replacement value and I need to contact them if I disagree.