Replacement of Broken Tiles
I have a broken tile claim where the home has the same tile throughout and the insured is requesting replacement of the tile throughout the entire house because it can no longer be matched. The carrier has agreed to pay for the tile in all areas except the bedrooms. Management says that those rooms have “natural breaking points”. There are no thresholds or breaking points evident in any of these rooms. Shouldn't the carrier have to pay for the complete replacement? Thanks in advance.
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