Managing Your Restoration Business

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Hear from Violand Management Associates on how restorers can prepare for 2027 with strategic planning, stronger financials, leadership, and diversifying their sales. 

Growth is often limited by the systems, leadership, and discipline required to support it. Before deciding how much the company should grow, the owner needs to answer five questions about the business.

Restoration companies can perform the work correctly and leave money on the table because their file cannot support the work performed. With the claims process evolving, restorers need to rethink how they manage the project, estimate, and work with the carrier.

Learn how restorers can build stronger processes by aligning their roles, handoffs, expectations, and workflows with their company culture and team. 

Here’s how cleaners and restorers can rethink their technicians’ training cost as a quality that supports fewer callbacks, better workmanship, and stronger productivity.

Here are key holiday cleaning tips for commercial properties. They include high-traffic areas, disinfecting, deep cleaning, and property damage risks.

Learn how repeatable workflows and SOPs can help restoration companies scale their operations, prevent breakdowns, and protect their margins. 

Learn how plaster and lath have evolved into modern drywall and what restorers need to know about silica, gypsum, and other hazards from construction dust. 

Verisk’s market data from Q1 of 2026 reveals claims stats, CAT trends, labor, pricing, and key indicators restorers should monitor. 

ASTM E2356-26 updates asbestos survey practices that include inspection scope and documentation for building renovation and demolition projects.