Managing Your Restoration Business

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The following pertains to the top secret element to success in your business, and any small business for that matter. If you read this and implement the strategies outlined, you will have a very strong likelihood of success in your business and in your life.

A lot of companies feel like they are the best in their industry. They base that belief on their own opinion and not on fact...

The idea of "green" or sustainable equipment and practices is nothing new, yet finding a consensus on how to incorporate green techniques and ideas in a restoration program is harder than you might think.

For more than 20 years I’ve been an entrepreneur at heart.

These risk management and insurance mega trends in 2012 are certain to affect the restoration business. In this article, I will cover the top risks facing...

Throughout the United States, restoration professionals are under a microscope. This is true in the fields of water damage restoration, mold remediation and fire restoration.

Knowing what your high-risk operations are will go a long way toward sustaining your business over time. Every day, the owners of restoration firms take on risks in the hopes of making a profit.

Business schools speak of the "Wal-Mart effect" to describe second- and third-order impacts when a corporate giant moves in. You have no doubt witnessed this.

It continues to amaze me every time I hear an owner complaining about software they purchased that did not work out for them.

There are a number of different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) useful for worker protection. Occupational Safety and Health requirements state that employers must provide protection against recognized hazards that can result in serious physical harm or death.