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There are many choices of antimicrobials on the market but one type that has risen to popularity in recent years: botanical products.

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Roofing is admittedly sort of the odd-man-out of the restoration industry. Some companies offer it; others do not.

It’s front page news these days: indoor air quality and health problems caused by mold. Asthma and the allergies mold often triggers are major drivers toward the layman’s understanding of IAQ.

Climate change is upon us and that is going to be really good for roofing contractors. Climate change brings on more severe weather patterns. As a result, unusual weather triggers insurance claims on property insurance policies.

While the common homage to the Wizard of Oz’s “lions and tigers and bears, Oh My!” might be fun, these items are nothing to take lightly when dealing with a fire cleanup scenario.

The restoration industry is demanding, and ever-changing. It’s also diverse.

In the world of contents restoration, there are a number of niche areas: textiles, furniture, electronics, etc. It seems a lot of people are ready to tackle that first category hands-on.

During September, Annissa Coy from Firehouse Education did a four-part video series for R&R on responding to catastrophe loss.

In this Ask the Expert clip, Lisa Cordasco of New Crystal Restoration talks about the evolution of her family business into one catering to a multitude of clients through compassion -- and non-toxic, botanical products.