In this episode, Annissa sheds some light upon the various ways to get referrals for your services.

In recent years, several new disinfectant technologies have gained  attention in the restoration/remediation industry, so it might be time to reevaluate your current go-to disinfectant to be sure you are using the best, most appropriate tool for the job. 

Some markets in the U.S. are feeling a little saturated by restoration companies. It’s true, only the best and strongest survive – and perhaps in some capacity, the most creative. 

Restoration & Remediation is teaming up with the Indoor Air Quality Association to bring you this monthly legislative update. 

We hear from readers all the time about how much they enjoy reading the case study stories that appear in every issue of R&R. 

The effective use of disinfectants as part of our strategy to return contaminated surfaces to a sanitary condition has been known for many years.

Buildings, or portions thereof, are often vacated as part of restoration and remediation projects.

Have you noticed the once clear-cut segments of remediation are blurring? Asbestos contractors are providing mold remediation.

Organizations with training in water damage and fire restoration will soon be faced with spring storm and hurricane season.

Large losses and catastrophes are a completely different animal from the residential job.