During the last three decades, the water-damage restoration market has grown from a relatively obscure idea to a major industry in the United States and Canada, with the rest of the international market rapidly closing the gap.
I am sitting on a tropical beach in St. Lucia, contemplating tomorrow’s long flight home, watching the relentless ebb and flow of the ocean as the waves crash on the shore.
By now, everyone providing water-damage restoration has surely faced the uninsured mold loss. The old joke, “No insurance? No mold!” isn’t funny anymore.
With a few notable exceptions, most insurance companies want to pay what they owe. Despite all the battles you may have fought over the years, I stand by that statement.
Business owners often take many different precautions to protect their tangible assets, such as purchasing liability insurance and installing security systems. Part of protecting your business interests and securing a profitable future is hiring trusted employees.
PCL Constructors Westcoast, Inc., a Canadian general contractor, is the design/build partner for the construction of the 645,000-square foot, five-story Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre in Abbotsford, B.C.
It’s something many people wouldn’t give a second thought: a slip, an accident, and suddenly there’s a small pool of blood on the floor. Instinctively the thought is, “Clean it up, get on with the business at hand.” Simple.
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