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Ask Annissa: Achieving Success in CAT Loss Restoration

November 14, 2018

Jennifer Doescher from Certi-Dry joins Annissa in Costa Rica this week to discuss restoration success in CAT loss work. Pour yourself a glass of wine and join us!

Mold & IAQ Inspections: Embracing Innovations in Restoration

Ron Smith

November 9, 2018

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Before he became a licensed mold inspector/assessor in 2006, Brent Horton, owner of Mold and Air Inspection in Boiling Springs, S.C., sold indoor air purification equipment. Often, when calling on customers, he kept running into questions from many of them about mold.

IICRC Seeks Volunteers for New BSR/IICRC S530 and BSR/IICRC S590 Standards

October 30, 2018

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Consensus body members can expect to begin work on the standards by early 2019 with nearly all meetings being held online and via conference calls.

Geomni Releases Incredible Hurricane Michael Before & After Photos

October 17, 2018

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These before and afters give just a glimpse at the destruction caused by the massive, powerful storm.

Thermal Imaging Tools for Post-Hurricane Water Damage Restoration

John Anderson

October 17, 2018

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A thermal imaging camera can help you identify moisture areas faster and can lead to more accurate inspections with fewer call backs for verification by insurance companies.

VIDEO: Florida Restoration Company Ramping Up after Hurricane Michael

October 11, 2018

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Ashlee Carpentier, the VP of Complete DKI in Pensacola, Fla., shares what they're seeing damage-wise so far, how they prepared ahead of the storm, and how the rest of the industry can help.

What's That SMELL?! Blog Sponsored by Odorox

5 Popular Odor Removal Techniques

Michelle Blevins

October 11, 2018

Understanding some of the most popular and widely-used odor removal options.

Exercising Caution During Hurricane and Flood Damage Cleanup

What first response contractors need to know about disaster response.

Darren Hudema

October 10, 2018

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As cleanup begins in affected areas, workers and residents alike may unknowingly encounter hidden safety and health-compromising conditions, including contaminated water, polluted air, mold, contagious diseases, carbon monoxide, and insects.

Responding to Hurricane Michael

$13.4 billion estimated reconstruction cost of homes at risk of storm surge damage.

Michelle Blevins

October 9, 2018

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According to the most recent data from CoreLogic, the storm surge alone from Michael puts 57,000 homes at risk.

Interstate Restoration Assembling Resources in North Florida Ahead of Hurricane Michael

October 9, 2018

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Interstate still has crews immersed in the recovery and restoration efforts connected with the recent Hurricane Florence in North Carolina. That work will continue, even while Interstate offers aid to clients in Florida.