A popular question I am getting asked quite frequently these days: “what has changed in contents restoration with COVID in the world today?” My answer? Everything and nothing at all.
Now, more than ever, our industry needs to focus on our clients, health, and cleaning. In the last 20 years, mold remediation has gone from the “new kid on the
On July 30, 2021, the largest fire on record for the entire state blazed through the Big Island of Hawai’i, scorching between 40,000-50,000 acres. It burned for several days before
Throughout my career as a restoration contractor, I have seen literally dozens of multimillion-dollar restoration companies come and go. Most didn’t close their doors by choice but were forced to
Think about the energy you enjoy when the phone rings and the voice on the other end refers you to a loss that you’re needed on right away. Maybe it
In the penultimate episode of our Seller Stories, Craig Moody shares his still fresh journey of selling his business, Mammoth Restoration of Arizona. Craig talks about steps he took to
Woodard’s story is best told by those closest to it. In conjunction with Woodard Cleaning & Restoration celebrating 75 years of serving the St. Louis area, C&R sat down with
For much of my life, mindfulness and meditation were concepts that I gave little attention to. They were hippy, woo-woo, soft ideas that just didn’t seem relevant to my young,
A Note from the Editor: This is the first of a 3-part series by someone long-considered a structural drying expert. R. David Sweet has been an independent adjuster, owned and
In this episode of the Restoration Today Podcast, Michelle sits down with Paul Davis COO Mike Hopkins. He has been in the franchise world for some time, and part of
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