On Jul 7, 5:25*pm, Dymphna
wrote:
Contact a professional disaster clean up place. They will probably be
able to bill your insurance company. Keep track of your work on it also.
You can bill those hours against the cost of it for deductible.

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Dymphna
Message origin: TRAVEL.com

A cleaning company makes sense, he only called companies that replace
things. Ducts have to be opened to see if there is damage