Eric Fish

“The GPS component is literally a component of a business solution.”

Could a technology like this serve a role in the restoration industry? If you ask several of your peers, at least according to social media, the answer is “yes.”

I often reserve this space here on the Editor’s Blog to cover some fun, interesting things that might not necessarily qualify for our “Latest Headlines."

Hoarding cleanup is about a lot more than what meets the eye.

A textile expert represents the cleaning and restoration of about 23 percent of the contents in a home – the largest single category of items.

Today marks exactly one year since Hurricane Sandy made U.S. landfall.

According to the Wall Street Journal, bed bugs are on their way to becoming as common as the cockroach.

It has only been three years since Orlando-based Baxter Restoration began serving the state of Florida, but the company has been on a steady upswing year after year in the growing restoration industry.

David Mazur, President, Ultrasonics International Inc./Fireline, has been involved in contents restoration since 1988. But while much of his experience has involved cleaning contents, it’s not hard to see what his passion is regarding contents restoration – training.

Bio-recovery and trauma cleaning is far from glamorous, but it’s a job that someone has to do.