Artificial intelligence is not just another piece of technology to puzzle over. It’s a tool you can actually use and see results from in your restoration business.

As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the country, the need for disinfection services is at an all time high. Governments and business owners continue to look at the Restoration Industry to lead the charge in providing this service. While the opportunity for restoration business owners is great, they’re also being thrown into the deep end, transitioning their business toward providing a whole new service for clients, with little margin for error. This can cause a lot of stress and anxiety

As employees and business owners working in the restoration and construction industries, we are all well aware of the many dangers and risks associated with working on a job site. Priority number one for anyone working in this field is to make it home safe. As a result, it is quite common for business owners to implement countless safety policies and guidelines, but the unfortunate truth is at the end of the day, not everyone follows them, or is even made aware of them. In our recent KnowHow we

As an employee or business owner working in the construction and restoration industry, one of the most common areas of struggle lies in accounts receivable. Holding the knowledge to run an effective accounts receivable program can allow your business to make strides ahead of the competition. After all, there is arguably nothing more important than solid, consistent, and reliable cash flow. “World-class accounts receivable” is much easier to say than implement, so what are the necessary buildin

At the onset of 2020, the world was introduced to COVID-19, more commonly referred to as the coronavirus. It’s no secret that over the past few months, industries have been experiencing the immense shockwaves as a direct result of the virus. It has forced companies to adapt, change, and learn new ways of doing business day in and day out. It’s no different for businesses in the construction and restoration industries, who’ve had to drastically alter their business models to accommodate this “ne