Managing Your Restoration Business

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You’ll recall in July, I explained a problem you may have within your master services agreements – specifically related to additional insureds.

Many business experts from various academic and professional fields have stated that the competitive battle of the future will be for employees, not customers.

Your insurance agent has very likely set you up to be in breach of contract and to be the insurance company for a really big insurance company on the work you do under master services agreements.

The restoration and remediation industry is always growing and evolving with the times.

Those of you who are business owners know every investment you make in your company, including your people, is expected to yield a return.

For the government, it’s a balancing act managing the demands of the American public, its internal agencies, and producing results with a limited budget.

Who you hang out with can mold and shape both your destiny, and the destiny of your company, so choose wisely.

In the restoration industry, workers are always on the go. Natural disasters don’t wait for vehicles to get out of the shop or stop to fuel up.

When are you going to retire? Do you have enough money to retire? How much money do you need to get for your business?

On the return leg of a west coast business trip last year, I was pleased to be the benefactor of a rare first class upgrade.