Over the next six months, the Maxims renovated their home and submitted proof of damages, demanding approximately $135,000. Their list includes additional living expenses, refurbishing the second floor bathroom and tile shower, recarpeting the stairs, refinishing hardwood floors, painting services, new kitchen appliances, plumbing upgrades, and a range of other items that are simply listed as “to be determined.” Auto-Owners rejected the evidence of damages, saying Maxims did not provide photographic documentation to support the “to be determined” claims, the second floor claims, and the excess cabinetry and appliances in the kitchen.
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