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Case Study Contest: Vote for Your Favorite!

This year’s contest is sponsored by Graco!

August 10, 2017

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The entries are in, and now it’s your turn to vote for your favorite case study from this year’s contest!

CASE STUDY CONTEST 2017

Hail Storm Triggers Massive Response – MrRestore of Lewisville, Tex.

August 2, 2017

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The amount of jobs coming in per hour from this storm created an immediate and simultaneous response from our crew. We responded to our first project during a break in the storm and then the calls came in very quickly after the storm had passed.

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Leveraging Portable Storage Following Tornado Outbreak – SERVPRO of Kendall County

August 2, 2017

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On June 22, 2015, multiple tornadoes struck in and near Coal City, IL, including one that reached peak winds of 165 MPH with a width of ¾ of a mile.

An inside look at water damage inside a bathroom facility on the Sea Pines Golf Course grounds.

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Restoring Where the Greats Tee Off – Rainbow Int’l of Monroe

August 2, 2017

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As Hurricane Matthew was barreling into the east coast in October 2016, all restoration contractors were watching the weather channel and tracking the storm on radar.

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Why Do They KEEP Flooding? – A&J Specialty Services

August 2, 2017

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For several years, BrightStar Care of Madison, WI had been having trouble keeping water out of their basement. Basically, every time Madison experienced heavy rainfall, BrightStar’s basement filled with water.

CoreLogic Launches Storm Damage Identification Service

June 22, 2017

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CoreLogic has announced the launch of a new service, Roof IQ, which pinpoints specific homes damaged by storms so roofing professionals can more effectively identify prospects and manage lead-generation activities.

The Daisy Chain Method: Increasing Profits and Customer Satisfaction After the Storm

Using all available resources efficiently is the most important way a company can produce the most jobs possible in heavy work volume situations

Chris Spensley

August 29, 2014

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If you’ve spent any amount of time in the water damage restoration industry, surely you are familiar with this scenario.

Mid-November Midwest Storms Called “Worst in a Century”

Damage estimates likely to be around $1 billion

November 25, 2013

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The strong storms that ripped through the Midwest November 16-18 are being called the worst in 100 years and damage is likely to be in the $1 billion range, according to a story on NBC News.

Severe Weather Rips Midwest

Several tornadoes touched down in Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky

November 18, 2013

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Severe storms ripped the midwest over the weekend, killing at least six people, injuring dozens more and leaving hundreds of thousands without power, according to a story from USA Today.

Bridging the Gap Between Roofing and Water Damage Restoration

Most roofing companies don’t do any other restoration work, leaving the customer to find another contractor to do any water damage or other cleanup work

October 1, 2013

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“You’ve gotta reinvent your business every five years – you have to. You’ve gotta be constantly reinventing or else you get stale and fall behind the times.”