What is Replacement cost value (RCV)?
Definition. The cost to repair or replace damaged property with materials of like kind and quality at current prices, without subtracting depreciation. It is the top line on most insurance roof estimates. Under replacement cost coverage, insurers typically pay the full RCV, minus the deductible, only after the work is completed.
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