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Put Me In, Coach!
It's a common dilemma. You had a flood in your house. The insurance company offers $10,000 to fix it. You can't find a contractor to do the work for under $40,000. You may feel this is unfair. It certainly is. This is also by design. The insurance company makes more...
What’s the Real Cost of Training?
Will the person still be here next month? I want you to think about the real cost of training a water tech. Has it really sunk in? I’ve had years of experience with water damage. I’ve trained a lot of water techs. I’ve had a lot of workers quit. When that happens,...
Restoration Tech Tips: Pro2 VS Ricoh Theta V
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kuaONotl9o What is happening interwebs? Andy McCabe of Claims Delegates. I recently got a question on my YouTube feed. I thought I'd answer it right here. The other day I did a Matterport scan of a property and there was a couple...
The Cost incurred method: get paid
Managed Repair Programs versus Google Adwords – FNOL costs
The TPA Trade-off: First Notice of Loss (FNOL) [In order to remain strong and viable into the next version of the restoration industry, contractors must change their mindsets and approach to the market. The RESTORATION2.0 Movement advocates changes to six main areas...
Restoration Capacity and CAT Events
Insurance Repairs (Restoration) is a capacity business. What I mean is that, in order to thrive one must be able to increase capacity quickly when demand increases dramatically. Major weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes and SEVEN FEET OF SNOW tend to quickly...