I can't find that in my policy except for the phase, "we will pay the cost to repair or replace less depreciation at the time of loss". I guess this is where I'll get the shaft
I'll see what happens I guess.
Oh well what can ya do <shrugs>? Thankfully I have a good job
And thanks to all you guys for the well wishes and concerns. 
You should be fine.......if you have replacment cost, your items will still be subject to depreciation over a certain amount of the loss (my company is $2500) But the difference is, as long as you do the repairs, and spend the money, provide reciepts.....you get to recover the depreciation. Depreciation is a very subjective thing, usually based on age and wear of an item. As an adjuster i normally ask the people how old things are...but if i know its gonna hurt them when it comes to the depreciation, ill make it less....reason is, 5yrold carpet in a house with 5 kids and 3 dogs, is going to be in much worse shape than 5yrold carpet in my grandmothers house..........There is alot of subjectivity in recoverabvle Depreciation.
Normally things like cabinets and counters dont depreciate that much, as they dont wear out, where carpet and paint do, personal property damaged is also subject to it...and that can be a bit heavy..so word to the wize, make sure you include EVERYTHING that was damaged..from the stove, to the open box of spagetti in the cabinets....(dont laugh, im serious...every little bit helps).........Other thing to do is check the estimate and see if they include Overhead and Profit (OHP)....With all the trades its going to take to rebuild your home, normally insurance companies will include something called OHP, this is based on the subtotal of the estimate, and is 10% of same added in twice...10%Overhead....10%Profit.....this offsets the costs for using a General Contractor. On a 2000 loss its peanuts (400)....but on a 40,000 rebuild, it can be as much as $8000 extra due to you, to offset the cost of using a GC......I could get really long winded here, Shot you my phone #, lets chat sir

In the mean time ill check out some Iowa insurance practices and laws. ......Im extremely familiar with the program they (State Farm) use to right construction estimates (Xactimate)...................Ill keep digging