Managing Your Restoration Business

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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.

LinkedIn has 350 million users and two new users every second, not to mention the fact that it is the number one social media outlet of choice for top executives.

On June 11-12 at Kent State University at Stark’s Conference Center, Violand Management is hosting the largest management and leadership event in the restoration and cleaning industries. 

J.C. Restoration, Inc. has added a new position to focus exclusively on disaster restoration in the government and health services sector.

Consider a perfectly executed job with an empty sports drink bottle left on the window sill, or a repair that had wire snippets left on the floor.

As a restoration contractor you’ve worked hard building your business.

Who better to get advice from on the challenges of working catastrophic events than the professionals that have been doing it for years.