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Three questions with Andrew McCabe, of Claims Delegates, shares some of the tricks in his toolbag that will help property restoration contractors innovate their way through this coronavirus pandemic.
Online course offers strategies to increase closure rates and margins, use new technology to improve accuracy, and come to agreement with adjusters quicker to speed up cycle times and payments.
Since its inception, the RIA Advocacy and Government Affairs (AGA) Committee has been moving forward like a freight train. Month after month this movement gains momentum in a way that is unprecedented in the property repair industry.
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