Articles Tagged with ''contents restoration''

Get tips from an industry expert on training employees within your contents restoration business as you expand your services.

While the common homage to the Wizard of Oz’s “lions and tigers and bears, Oh My!” might be fun, these items are nothing to take lightly when dealing with a fire cleanup scenario.

In the world of contents restoration, there are a number of niche areas: textiles, furniture, electronics, etc. It seems a lot of people are ready to tackle that first category hands-on.

The RIA Contents Council is looking for members with knowledge on contents restoration to volunteer to serve on a “working group” to develop educational standards.

This week, Annissa is talking about the importance of not cutting corners on a contents restoration job.

It’s likely that if you asked Wayne Wudyka where he thought Huntington Cleaners would go when he bought it in 1992, his answer would not have been “global.”

Is there ever a time when you can take too many pictures during a job?

Unlike many that stumble with in-house fabric/textile restoration, Soil Away Cleaning and Restoration Services makes sure this service is much more than a “side gig” or afterthought.