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Coverage of the people, tools and techniques related to water damage restoration. Insights on responding to leaks, floods, sewage backups, storm damage and more.
We delve into the challenges insurance company’s face when categorizing the different levels of water intrusion and the importance of why this is a big issue if done incorrectly.
While restoration contractors are experts in handling 24/7 emergencies, their swiftness to help the homeowner means that paperwork usually comes second. Though it sometimes feels like it isn’t, it ispossible to provide excellent customer service and produce paperwork that’s on point.
This article explores the important role of on-demand equipment rentals in disaster response and how R&R companies can increase operational flexibility while reducing overhead costs by utilizing a one-stop equipment provider.
Chuck Dewald III walks through how to evaluate this evaporative energy transfer process, employing metrics that evaluate how the energy transfer values can change as you apply drying efforts.
Take back to your company the knowledge and skills to perform water mitigation and restoration while learning the art of communicating with customers and adjusters.