Articles Tagged with ''restoration business owners''

PuroClean’s 2024 Convention brought together over 400 attendees for hands-on learning, strategic updates and heartfelt celebrations of franchise excellence.

For the first time ever, Trusted Restorer’s National Conference welcomes the entire industry to connect, learn and grow together.

Restoration pros gather in Nashville this June to unlock growth, reclaim time and build smarter businesses.

With over two decades of experience, Justin Graham brings Paul Davis Restoration’s proven success to Greater Seattle, reinforcing its role as a regional leader in property damage restoration. 

K-tech Kleening and Restoration celebrates 50 years of family-owned excellence in cleaning, restoration and community service across Central and Northern Wisconsin. Founded in 1975, the company continues its legacy of integrity, innovation and giving back under second-generation leadership.

ClearSky Equity Advisors successfully guided the sale of United Water Restoration Group of Charlotte to KCBB Holdings LLC in March 2025. ClearSky ensured a seamless transition for the company’s founders, Cindy and Robert Fischmann, and welcomed new owner Kevin O’Connell, who is poised to build on the company’s legacy of excellence in water, fire and mold restoration services.

As part of a planned succession, Timothy E. Hull, CR. has assumed full ownership of Violand Management Associates. Founder and previous owner Chuck Violand will continue to actively serve on behalf of Violand Management to ensure continuity, growth, and further success for clients and the company. 

BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC, raised $150,000 for ALS research through its seventh annual Rakers Classic charity golf tournament, an event inspired by Lyle Rakers, an employee diagnosed with a rare form of ALS in 2017, which has become a cornerstone of the Lyle Rakers Charitable Foundation.

Amanda teaches us how to identify a trustworthy marketing partner.

A high-level overview of key findings in our 2024 R&R 360 Industry Outlook!