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The 2018 Forensic Restoration Conference is just around the corner. Taking place in Cincinnati on Nov. 15-16, don’t miss the opportunity to participate in discussions on high-risk environmental threats, networking with other restorers and hands-on training exercises.

Data standards and accessibility, background checks, restorer requirements and photo documentation are just a few of the discussion topics slated for Nov. 13-14 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.

More Floods hosts several successful fall events.

Consensus body members can expect to begin work on the standards by early 2019 with nearly all meetings being held online and via conference calls.

Every employee at 911 Restoration considers themselves to be difference makers and vows to positively change the lives of their customers by conducting exceptional restoration work and spreading the fresh start attitude, one city at a time.

The 27,000-square-foot facility is fully stocked with equipment, antimicrobials and mold-resistant coatings, cleaning supplies, safety gear, and more.

Neighborl recently held its annual conference where Rainbow International awarded their top performing franchisees for significant accomplishments and contributions throughout the year.

The latest headlines impacting the restoration industry including price gouging of hurricane victims, wildfire prevention funding, asbestos remediation and more.

New hires bring total number of construction management employees to over 100.

Jacobs owned an award-winning FRSTeam restoration dry-cleaning company, then transitioned to join iCat as Director of Sales in 2015, responsible for both the sales and training of iCat users.