This video column is all about public adjusters -- who they are, what they do, and more.

Get tips from an industry expert on training employees within your contents restoration business as you expand your services.

In the world of contents restoration, there are a number of niche areas: textiles, furniture, electronics, etc. It seems a lot of people are ready to tackle that first category hands-on.

During September, Annissa Coy from Firehouse Education did a four-part video series for R&R on responding to catastrophe loss.

This is the third of a four-part series by Annissa on handling catastrophe loss situations.

This is the second of a four-part series by Annissa on handling catastrophe loss situations.

The RIA Contents Council is looking for members with knowledge on contents restoration to volunteer to serve on a “working group” to develop educational standards.

As Annissa talks about over and over in her columns, communication and carefully nurturing relationships are keys to success in this arena. 

Are you and the insurance adjuster always on the same page during a job?

The most important thing about handling artwork that has been damaged in a fire is to be sure you know about the piece.