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Articles Tagged with ''sewage cleanup''

Having Trouble Getting Paid For Category 3 Water Jobs?

Play the “Risk Management Card”
David Dybdahl
David J. Dybdahl
March 5, 2014
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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.


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Beware! Your Category 3 Water Jobs Are Likely Uninsured

Give this article to your insurance agent and tell them that you work at Category 3 water job sites
David Dybdahl
David J. Dybdahl
November 1, 2013
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Every IICRC-certified water damage restoration contractor knows Category 3 water is classified as Category 3 because it is grossly contaminated with fungi, bacteria or other pollutants.
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Helping with the Hurricane Sandy Aftermath? Here’s Insurance Information You Need to Know

David Dybdahl
David J. Dybdahl
November 8, 2012
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Here is some front lines information on insurance that everyone working in New York or contemplating working in New York needs to be aware of.


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The Latest and Greatest from IICRC

Tom Hill
August 23, 2007
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During a meeting of the IICRC board of directors in Florida following the Connections Conference and Exhibition, two new schools and six new instructors were approved to teach restoration- related certification classes. 
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