FloodTech USA expands its water damage restoration services in McLean, Virginia, providing faster emergency response for residential and commercial properties. They offers water extraction, structural drying, moisture detection, and restoration services to help minimize damage and accelerate recovery after water-related emergencies.
The integrated solution offers visibility that helps franchise owners and operators make data-driven decisions about marketing investment and operational efficiency.
Merit Restorations acquires GearClean, establishing a permanent presence in Winchester, Virginia, while expanding restoration services throughout the Northern Shenandoah Valley, Western Loudoun County, and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Their partnership combines GearClean's local reputation with Merit Restorations' growing resources and capabilities.
iMold Cleaning and Restoration promots John Campbell to Operations Manager, a 17-year industry veteran, he will oversee the operations in Sarasota, Manatee, and Hillsborough Counties.
Sasser Restoration appoints Eddie Bailey as Director of Operations for its new Tampa office, supporting the company's continued expansion while strengthening its restoration services, operational leadership, and client relationships in the state of Florida.
Firehouse Education opens registration for its Hands-On Restoration Training Experience, offering restorers immersive, real-world instruction in fire restoration, pack-outs, cleaning, deodorization, and industry best practices.
DocuSketch is offering new customers a free Field Camera Kit with the purchase of a six-month subscription on any plan. The limited-time bundle includes a 360° camera, field accessories, software access, onboarding, and customer support to help restorers prepare for peak storm season.
JobSight introduces JobSightAI, a suite of AI-powered tools designed to help restorers reduce their manual work, improve job visibility, and make faster, more informed decisions in the field and office.
A new First Onsite Property Restoration survey found extreme heat is Americans' top weather concern, yet many remain unprepared for severe weather emergencies. This highlights the growing concerns over heat, wildfires, power outages, and the gap between awareness and preparedness.