Contents Restoration

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In part 6, we look at cleanability, contents restoration, worker hazards, onsite and offsite cleaning, and the challenges of restoring artwork, antiques, and porous materials after a wildfire or WUI fire.

CRDN experienced total global sales growth of 18.4% in 2025 over 2024, nearly five times the 3.7% average growth across all franchises in the Disaster Restoration category during the same timeframe.

Here’s how restorers can identify the differences between hard contents, soft contents, and structure in water and fire restoration with practical examples by Annissa Coy.

On this episode of Ask The Expert, Kevin and Annissa Coy discuss fire and contents restoration, contamination, testing, and third-party assessments. 

Here’s how understanding the emotional impact of fire loss can help restorers improve their customer care and communication. 

Learn how wildfire smoke contamination differs from structural fire damage and what restorers need to know about documentation, testing, and cleaning. 

Annissa Coy shares how restorers can price and bill their contents jobs using time and material, accurate costs, specialty pricing, and strong documentation. 

Here’s how emotional intelligence, sentimental value, and homeowner advocacy can help restorers make better decisions when they’re handling contents.

On this episode of Ask Annissa, she discusses hydroxyl technology, treatment strategies, and source removal for restorers who are addressing lingering chlorine odors after deodorization. 

Annissa Coy shares how restorers can safely clean fire-damaged artwork, books, family heirlooms, and photographs while protecting their customer’s delicate and valued items.