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Zonolite vermiculite attic insulation trust

Up to $4,125. The Trust may provide up to 55 percent of the abatement cost for eligible claimants, up to a maximum of $4,125. The Trust does not provide compensation for diminution of property value or economic loss.
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Who qualifies

If Zonolite attic insulation was installed in a structure that you currently own or rent, or that you previously owned or rented, and you incurred expenses associated with the removal, abatement, reinsulation or containing the insulation, you are eligible to submit a claim for reimbursement. The Trust applies to both residential and commercial buildings.

Where: MT

Proof needed

Claimants must provide proof that they have Zonolite brand vermiculite insulation, such as Zonolite bags, a Zonolite receipt or invoice, or an independent lab test. You can also send in a sample to have it tested at no cost to you. Claimants must also submit documentation, including before and afte…

About this settlement

W.R. Grace has funded the Zonolite Attic Insulation Trust to reimburse claimants for legitimate property damage claims associated with the removal, abatement, and/or containing the asbestos-contaminated vermiculite insulation. Zonolite is the trademarked name of a naturally-occurring mineral vermiculite product mined in Libby, Montana, and was sold as attic insulation from the 1940s through the 1980s. Popular within the construction industry because it was lightweight and fire-resistant, Zonolite insulation was installed in millions of homes throughout the United States. However, the vermicul…

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