Managing Your Restoration Business

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There is no room for error in restoration when dealing with employee and occupant safety. The restorer must consider other options before resorting to personal protective equipment (PPE).

Just like in catastrophic loss situations, like hurricanes, it is critical to have a well-coordinated and planned response.

Your owner, GM, supervisor, and teammates need your help to lead growth, excellence, and opportunity in the company. There is no magic or simple way to fulfill your role. Quite simply, it’s work. But by following the principles below, your work will improve, the lives of those around you will improve, and you will find more enjoyment in your daily routine. 

Pandemics can bring out the best and worst in leadership, how would Dwight Schrute handle COVID-19 response?

Although we can only speculate on the long-term impact on our behaviors, we can proactively and positively begin to adjust.

Step away from fear and uncertainty for a moment, and ask yourself: What is this struggle here to teach me?

Legal implications for restoration contractors when considering COVID-19 response.

Comprehensive resource includes link to calculate potential amount they are eligible to receive.

Due to the strength of the industry, restoration businesses should be front and center as solid acquisition targets.

Dave Dybdahl of ARMR Network discusses liability insurance policies and what restoration contractors should be aware of when doing structural cleaning during the coronavirus pandemic.