Managing Your Restoration Business

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When a property owner is surprised by the lack of insurance coverage for a water loss, the credit worthiness of the customer may come into question.

As part of my job, every year I review hundreds of income statements and analyze operational costs for the purpose of improving profitability. On three separate occasions in just the past year, I discovered that struggling contractors were not realizing their full profit potential because their gross profit targets were too low.

Wrapping up this special anniversary section, we are take a deep dive into six changes happening in our industry today.

As a woman who owns and operates a full-service restoration business, I'm glad to see that old perceptions are beginning to change. Every woman in our industry can share that same sense of satisfaction. We know we're making a difference as both leaders and women in our field.
 

In just the few years I’ve been with R&R, I’ve heard countless stories of how people found their way to the restoration industry. 

Here’s some good news for the greater workforce at-large. The America Dream is alive and well. And guess what’s even better? You don’t have to do it all by yourself.

Industry leaders, experts, and young restorers help R&R celebrate 10 years of thought leadership in the restoration and remediation industry.

We are in the midst of a major transition in the restoration industry – with some owners and leaders preparing to retire or sell their companies, and a new generation of leaders stepping into those roles in companies and industry associations alike. These six are already well on their way to being major forces and voices in the industry; the sky is the limit.