Gordy Powell is a steward for education, ethics and advancement in bio-recovery, crime, trauma and death-scene cleaning. In this Ask the Expert episode, Powell discusses the Georgia Bio Recovery Association he co-founded in 2020; co-authoring Georgia House Bill 417 which regulates the crime, trauma and death-scene cleaning industry; and Invoicing for Trauma, a new course he is offering in 2022. Powell is co-owner and senior partner of Georgia Clean and Associates, and president of the Georgia Bio Recovery Association.

Explore 360 documentation and how this technology is revolutionizing the restoration industry with faster workflows, transparency and an upcoming special training opportunity at The Experience Convention and Trade Show in Las Vegas, NV.

In this episode of Ask the Expert, find out how Elkmont Estimates supports restoration professionals with accurate, compliant estimates that help speed up claims closure.

In this Ask the Expert episode, Jason Krohn of Claims Crafters and Chad Holland of Paul Davis Restoration dive into how AI is revolutionizing contents restoration. Learn how tools like Contents IQ are helping companies speed up inventory, improve accuracy and enhance customer satisfaction. 

In this episode of Ask The Expert, fire investigator Roger Thorpe and iGUIDE’s Michael Vervena discuss how technology is revolutionizing fire restoration documentation. Learn how these tools enhance accuracy, speed up claims and support insurers and investigators.

In this Ask The Expert episode, John Otero of 1-800 WATER DAMAGE shares practical tips for preventing water damage during spring and summer storms. Learn how to prepare your customer’s homes, respond to flooding and use technology to streamline your processes. 

In this episode of Ask The Expert, we are tackling catastrophe preparedness, back to the basics part 2.  Our panel of industry experts share their experiences, overcoming hurdles and implementing strategies to help protect their communities, teams and collaborate with local, state and government officials.