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Check out the June 2021 edition of Restoration & Remediation, featuring a look back at the past 30 years in the insurance restoration industry, the dangers of asbestos contamination post-abatement, restoration flashing costs to consider, and much more!
By now, everyone is either resigned to them or tired of them. The “them” is filtering facepieces, masks, scarves, neck gaiters, respirators, and other face coverings.
In the service industry, people attempt to cheat on a regular basis. Homeowners do it by trying to short-pay a bill, tell white lies to tilt events to their favor, or make veiled attempts to obtain free services.
This article takes a four-foot masonry opening and breaks down the cost to properly flash the masonry opening versus random techniques performed by some estimators.
