Articles Tagged with ''restoration''

Poor communication cost my average client nearly $236,000 in 2013, thanks to a common discussion between an estimator and a project manager.

The IICRC election process has officially begun! In early August, the IICRC Vetting Committee began thoroughly reviewing each nomination and narrowing down the list of top candidates based on his/her qualifications.

City Disposal Services now offers a “customizable can” waste disposal unit not just as places to throw away scraps – but places to advertise and market a restoration business.

Buildings, or portions thereof, are often vacated as part of restoration and remediation projects.

The Florida Association of Restoration Specialists (FLARS) will hold a legislative update event on September 25 at the Fort Lauderdale Westin, 400 Corporate Drive.

It’s three months after the completion of a fairly routine water loss, and you are still waiting to get paid.

Whether one functions as an owner, estimator, secretary, bookkeeper, accounts receivable person or field technician within the company, each individual needs to know the individual part of the budget that they are each being held responsible for.

Restoration Sciences Academy has just released the iPad version of its popular, interactive online courses, allowing on-the-go professionals to take online restoration courses, according to a press release.

 What do you do when you come across rare or unique specialty items on a job that you have no idea how to handle? 

USAA, in conjunction with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes® program, presented Paul Davis Restoration, Inc. with its inaugural USAA VETS award for military hiring practices, according to a press release.