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In my adjustment, my insurance company deducted some money for depreciation, what is that all about?

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In my adjustment, my insurance company deducted some money for depreciation, what is that all about?

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Different insurance companies call the amount that they hold back different things. Some call it depreciation; other companies figure it in as a dump and removal fee. What it represents is the amount of money the company will hold back until they receive a signed contract from you and a contractor for the work. When they receive a signed contract, you will receive another check for the amount they have held back.

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