Articles Tagged with ''disaster restoration''

Jim Thompson, Michael Pinto and Donald Cooper will account for the pre- and post-conference education at the 2014 PLR Expo, which will take place Sept. 30 – Oct. 2 at the International Plaza Hotel in Toronto, Ontario, according to a press release.

There are indeed a lot of marketing programs out there to choose from. And while many of them are good, some of them miss the mark entirely. There is no one thing or a “magic bullet” if you will when it comes to marketing in this industry. 

In order to reflect on its rapid membership growth, More Floods Inc., a water damage marketing company specializing in helping independent disaster restoration companies succeed, has announced that it has rebranded with a new logo and website, according to a press release.

Building relationships with adjusters is something that draws attention in our industry, as it is a cornerstone of developing any restoration business.   

CoreLogic has expanded its natural hazard risk management capabilities through the addition of its Weather Fusion hail.

In the late hours of July 31, 2013 a fire started in the northwest corner of the 25,000-square-foot field house gymnasium at Waukesha North High School and left the 40-year-old Milwaukee-area school devastated with fire, smoke and soot damage.

Expanding into contents cleaning is a very good profit center to add to any restoration business. It has one of the highest profit margins in the industry if you have a good systemized process and well trained staff.

Meg Boyle, longtime co-owner of Paul Davis Restoration & Remodeling of Southeast and Fox Valley Wisconsin, has been named a Milwaukee Business Journal Women of Influence winner, according to a press release.

You can go to workshops about time management, read countless articles about work-life balance and yet nobody can truly understand the juggle of a restorer, well, like a restorer can.