Articles Tagged with ''insurance restoration''

The Restoration Industry Association (RIA) is proud to announce that Mark Springer, CR, will join its advocacy team as the new Carrier Relations Advocate. Mark will work alongside the RIA’s Carrier Relations Task Force to develop consensus-based positions aimed at fostering constructive dialogue between restorers and insurance carriers, positioning restorers to have a stronger voice.

Claims Crafters introduces ContentsIQ, a groundbreaking AI-powered platform for precise and efficient residential and total loss inventory valuations. Streamline your claims process and enhance accuracy with automated, real-time assessments.

Navigate the complex world of insurance claims with confidence. From understanding the claims process to leveraging technology, these best practices and tips will help restoration professionals streamline their work and ensure successful outcomes for their clients.

Discover how addressing the knowledge gap between contractors and insurance carriers can streamline restoration processes, reduce claim cycles, and enhance collaboration. Kimberly Dumas, Director of Insurtech Strategy at DocuSketch, explores the importance of effective communication, specialized training, and innovative technology in fostering a more efficient and unified approach to disaster recovery.

On-Site Specialty Cleaning + Restoration proudly announces the strategic appointment of Don Bluhm as President!

This two-part discussion looks at what TPAs expect of restorers and what restorers can expect from TPAs.

This two-part discussion looks at what TPAs expect of restorers and what restorers can expect from TPAs.

Al Ruggie and Joshua Rudin give us their thoughts on how TPA’s affect the Restoration and Remediation Industry. 

R&R publisher Mike Balzano gives us an inside look on the home insurance landscape in Texas.

Ivan Turner, CEO of Show Me Restoration, gives us a glimpse into a chapter of his book “The Confessions of a Serial Restorer” that is pending a publishing date within the first quarter of this year!