Articles by David J. Dybdahl

In the restoration business, the value of the viable business is the biggest asset in the retirement portfolio of the owner.

Restoration contractors assume a lot of risks in their contracts and most firms do not know how to manage them.

If you have not embraced restoration networks in your marketing plans, then it’s time for a wake-up call.

These risk management and insurance mega trends in 2012 are certain to affect the restoration business. In this article, I will cover the top risks facing...

Knowing what your high-risk operations are will go a long way toward sustaining your business over time. Every day, the owners of restoration firms take on risks in the hopes of making a profit.

The perfect combination of events promises to make the procurement of business insurance for restoration contractors more difficult and expensive in the near future.

In 2004 I predicted that the insurance needs of cleaning and restoration contractors would change dramatically if the insurance industry went ahead with their plans to universally exclude mold claims...

Last time we started looking at some things that your agent may not be telling you when it comes to your insurance. To wrap things up, today we’re going to examine...

You should select your insurance agent based on their ability to understand your business and your insurance needs, and to offer you meaningful risk management advice.

Believe it or not, insurance claims adjusters and restoration contractors share a common goal: creating a satisfied customer from a job well done.