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Ask the Expert: Preparing Your Restoration Business for 2027
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Preparing Your Restoration Business for 2027

Violand Management Associates’ Jeff Jones and Josh Bachman share what restorers should prioritize now to build a stronger business in 2027
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 1, 2026
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Hear from Violand Management Associates on how restorers can prepare for 2027 with strategic planning, stronger financials, leadership, and diversifying their sales. 




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October 2026 Editor's Note - Preparing to Respond: Why Fire is Reshaping CAT Restoration

Preparing to Respond: Why Fire is Reshaping CAT Restoration

As fire activity continues to increase, restorers need to expand their CAT planning far beyond hurricanes and start preparing for fire
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
October 1, 2026
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Wildfires and fire losses are evolving and changing CAT response for restorers. October is designed to shed light on training, safety, and education ahead of their next fire job.  


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The military logbook on the flight line, the physical file entering the digital review process, and the finished evidence package on the other side.

The Job Isn’t the Deliverable. The Documentation is.

Scope approval, supplements, and profitability are critical for defensible restoration files
Shawn Hester
Shawn Hester
September 30, 2026
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Restoration companies can perform the work correctly and leave money on the table because their file cannot support the work performed. With the claims process evolving, restorers need to rethink how they manage the project, estimate, and work with the carrier.


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Building Better Restoration Processes Starts with Understanding Your Team

Why effective workflows should reflect your culture, roles, people, and day-to-day operations
Todd Sangid
Todd Sangid
September 30, 2026
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Learn how restorers can build stronger processes by aligning their roles, handoffs, expectations, and workflows with their company culture and team. 


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Bed Bugs Hidden in Mattress Fabric

Cómo la tecnología avanzada contra chinches está cambiando las reglas del juego para los profesionales de restauración

Los avances más recientes en la detección y eliminación de chinches están dando a los profesionales de la restauración métodos más inteligentes, seguros y efectivos para combatir infestaciones
Dr. Keri Lestage PhD
September 29, 2026
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La tecnología está cambiando la manera de detectar y eliminar las chinches. Desde sensores inteligentes y perros detectores hasta tratamientos con calor, frío y biopesticidas, descubre las herramientas que están haciendo la remediación más rápida, segura y efectiva.


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Restoration and cleaning professionals participate in a classroom training session focused on water damage restoration processes, equipment, and industry best practices

The Training Dilemma: Turning Technician Training from an Expense to an Asset

How restorers and cleaners can rethink training costs to support quality, productivity, and growth
Bill Luallen
September 29, 2026
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Here’s how cleaners and restorers can rethink their technicians’ training cost as a quality that supports fewer callbacks, better workmanship, and stronger productivity.


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Powdery mold on wood in basement/attic vs. powdery mildew fungus on squash plant leaf

Mold vs. Mildew - What Restorers Need to Know

Why fungal terminology matters and what restorers need should know about the difference between mold and mildew
Branden Adams
Branden Adams
September 28, 2026
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Learn the difference between mold and mildew and why restorers should focus on fungal growth, moisture conditions, worker safety, and proper remediation.


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Ask the Exper Q&A: Holiday Cleaning Challenges for Commercial Properties
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Holiday Cleaning Challenges for Commercial Properties

Key insights on how businesses prepare for increased traffic, their cleaning needs, and holiday risks
Kayla McGowan
Kayla McGowan
September 25, 2026
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Here are key holiday cleaning tips for commercial properties. They include high-traffic areas, disinfecting, deep cleaning, and property damage risks.



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Don’t Let Growth Outrun Your Internal Processes

Consistent SOPs and workflows are critical for restoration businesses looking to scale without sacrificing their margins
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Nelson Higgins
September 24, 2026
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Learn how repeatable workflows and SOPs can help restoration companies scale their operations, prevent breakdowns, and protect their margins. 


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Lath, Plaster, and Drywall: What Restorers Need to Know About Construction Dust

An inside look at the evolution of wall systems and why plaster, drywall, and joint compound dust can create hazards for workers
Patrick Moffett
Patrick Moffett
September 23, 2026
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Learn how plaster and lath have evolved into modern drywall and what restorers need to know about silica, gypsum, and other hazards from construction dust. 


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