Articles Tagged with ''catastrophe response''

The two biggest storms followed a mid-season pause.

As wildfires occur more frequently and in more locations, the industry needs new standards for investigation and restoration.

The challenge for restorers now becomes who pays as many homeowners in the area lack insurance. 

New tools can help restoration contractors plan for catastrophes.

Program follows a crew helping homeowners rebuild after a major natural disaster,

The former chief operating officer will work on growing commercial large loss, complex repairs and catastrophe response business.

New company president will work with insurance companies for housing during catastrophic events.

Updated forecast continues to foresee average activity in the Atlantic,

The 53-foot trailer will be loaded will be loaded with supplies to help restoration contractors respond more quickly to catastrophes.

One thing you might want to consider: Is your goal to take the most risk with the highest volume or is it to manage the lowest volume to give you the most money to take home? So, the question to you still is "Should I Stay or should I go?" Google the song and see if it helps your thought process.