Articles Tagged with ''restoration''

As I sat at lunch with a restoration contractor, the familiar story unfolded: “I did the Cat 3 water loss according to the IICRC S500 and the adjuster only wants to pay me for a Cat 2 loss.

Cooties. According to playground lore, little girls and boys carry heaps of them.

I would like to suggest that you consider asking the following five questions of all of your current and future jobs.

While working with clients earlier this month, I began thinking about the reasons behind creating surveys to find out if employees are satisfied with their jobs.

You may remember last year’s Florida House Bill 909, which would have taken away the homeowner’s ability to assign rights and benefits under their insurance contract.

Former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln’s final resting place in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield Illinois. 

Recognizing the need for structured training for technician supervisors to understand and perform proper coaching and management skills, Violand Management Associates is offering its newest professional training program for the restoration and cleaning industries: Technician Supervisor Training. 

This is one of the most common questions that I get and one of the most complicated to answer.

G.S. Jones Restoration and Consulting has announced that it has named Paul E. Long as Director of Facilities Services, according to a press release. 

The OnSightLKQ system, an on-site, web-based process that allows the assessor to determine replacement cost value in 10 minutes or less, is now available to all insurance and restoration professionals, according to a press release.