Catastrophe Restoration

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Klark Brown breaks down why chasing catastrophe (CAT) work can make or break your restoration business and how to know if you’re ready. 

In this episode of Ask The Expert, we are tackling catastrophe preparedness, back to the basics part 2.

Discover how Dan Gordon transitioned from a high-pressure corporate career to owning a thriving restoration franchise, achieving work-life balance and making a community impact.

As hurricane and fire season approach, it’s crucial to prioritize your mental health and well-being in high stress restoration jobs. Here are a few strategies that help maintain your mental well-being, preparing for emergencies and supporting your team through challenging times. 

Check out these must-have tools and expert tips for wildfire cleanup. From HEPA vacuums to air scrubbers, learn how to tackle smoke, soot and debris effectively. Stay prepared for restoration challenges and protect your environment.

In this episode of Ask The Expert, we go back to the basics of catastrophe preparedness. Our panel of industry experts share their experiences, overcoming hurdles and implementing strategies to help protect their communities and teams.  

In this week’s Ask Annissa video, learn about the critical steps for tackling wildfire cleanup operations in outside states. We dive into licensing requirements, state-specific laws and insurance essentials, equipping restoration pros with strategies to expand their reach while avoiding legal and regulatory pitfalls.

Mastering water mitigation is the first step in disaster restoration. Learn why water damage mitigation is the foundation of every restoration career and how new technicians can excel in handling floods, leaks and contamination.

Discover the ultimate guide to wildfire-related structure cleaning, covering everything from exterior pressure washing to interior soot removal. Learn how to test contamination levels, select the right products and ensure thorough decontamination. Perfect for beginners and pros alike, this video will help sharpen your wildfire restoration skills.

Phos-Chek is a widely used long-term fire retardant designed to slow or stop wildfires and community fires. Learn about its chemical composition, environmental considerations, impact on structures and cleaning tips. Discover the latest research on its safety and toxicity and best practices for handling and decontamination.