It’s a typical day of restoration work for you and your work crews - a small water damage job in an office complex basement, a smoke-damaged kitchen in a high school and a vandalism clean-up at a former plastics company building downtown.

Business development in the field of restoration can be challenging for a variety of reasons.

Over the last 15 years I have definitely found some things that I keep in my tool box, if you will, that I just wouldn't want to live without.

We are officially, as of 2014, 100% repeat- and referral-based for our income in restoration work.

Paul Davis Restoration & Remodeling of Southeast Wisconsin was recently honored by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) with two Wisconsin Remodeler Awards (WRA) for projects completed in the Milwaukee area in 2014.

Designed with a Dual-Field motor and the ability to cut through 4x material in a single motion, SKILSAW has introduced its 10-1/4 inch Worm Drive Saw to increase production on job sites, a saw it calls “Sawsquatch.”

Bonuses are one of the responsibilities that many business owners learn to really dislike, and the reason for the dislike is that setting correct and fair metrics are very difficult to do.

Classes were immediately canceled and more than 300 students and 40 faculty members had to evacuate Oconto High School (Oconto, WI) on April 16, 2014, when a fire broke out in the school.

Like many restoration contractors, Tom Laska has heard the noise since he started ICC Restoration & Cleaning Services more than 25 years ago: Adjusters disagreeing with contractors over work estimates.

St. Louis-based Pride Cleaning and Restoration have become licensed members of Disaster Brigade, USA, according to an announcement from Ivan Turner, Disaster Brigade CEO.