As discussed in Part I of this series, which appeared in the October issue of R&R, a contract is an agreement voluntarily entered into by two or more parties with the intention of creating a legal obligation. Moving on from the basics, here we will discuss home improvement laws and the most important legal provisions for any restoration contract.
New techniques and technology can now extract precise property data from high-resolution aerial imagery specifically designed to provide estimators with unprecedented insight on the roof projects they are bidding
In recent years, roof measurements based on aerial imagery have revolutionized the way many restoration contractors work by eliminating some of the pains involved with measuring and estimating roof repairs.
Most roofing companies don’t do any other restoration work, leaving the customer to find another contractor to do any water damage or other cleanup work
“You’ve gotta reinvent your business every five years – you have to. You’ve gotta be constantly reinventing or else you get stale and fall behind the times.”
ScopeAssist, a cloud-based solution that delivers aerial images and measurements, has already reached the 1,000 user milestone just 90 days after its product launch, according to its developer Accurence, Inc.
Kemper Systems America has released its ready-to-use KEMPEROL Roofpatch, which uses waterproofing technology to stop leaks and cover damaged areas until adequate repair can be made.
Leading restoration contractors are experiencing huge benefits by embracing these technologies and learning how to use them to grow profits and revenue