Long-Term Odor Control
January 12, 2023 8:00 am
Often when I’m introduced as someone who services the restoration industry, I get a few polite questions: What is the restoration industry? Do you watch the weather channel all day?
You’re entering the forensic restoration zone. Get into the zone on topics like disinfection, infectious disease control, crime scene cleanup, illicit drug lab remediation, biohazard cleanup, and more.
Often when I’m introduced as someone who services the restoration industry, I get a few polite questions: What is the restoration industry? Do you watch the weather channel all day?
Restoration Technical Institute (RTI) announces available training courses for 1st quarter of 2023. Visit our website for additional learning opportunities including health, safety and compliance courses, FREE webinars and more:
Publisher’s Note: We love sharing stories from the field of the interesting, challenging, and unique jobs cleaning and restoration companies tackle everyday. This case study involves cleaning a massive produce
This quick bonus episode of Restoration Today takes us to the show floor at The Experience! Michelle and two special guests discuss the ongoing need to expose customers, especially those
David Hart grew up a tinkerer. Never caring much for school, he preferred to take things apart and reassemble them, learning how the world around him worked. A series of
For many of us who were involved in the early development of mold remediation as a separate subsection of restoration, it is sometimes difficult to realize that 20+ years of
There is no doubt restoration professionals wear a lot of hats. Owners, managers, and supervisors often act as estimators and customer service representatives, while also handling human resource issues of
If you’re anything like me, you’re always looking for opportunities to grow or add to your company. As cleaning professionals we seem to have a never-ending supply of stuff to
Asbestos abatement has a storied (some would say infamous) U.S. history dating back to the 1960s when exposure started getting widespread attention; the 1970s with the first guidelines to reduce
This article is sponsored by SteraMist. Flurona, a new word and a new disease. What is it? A potential ‘Twindemic’ which people have the seasonal flu and COVID-19 at the
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