Restoration

Air duct cleaning is a lucrative business with low startup costs. Read on to find out what you need to start your air duct cleaning business.

Find out what restoration professionals need to know to be prepared for cold jobs during the winter months.

Regardless of the type of work that you do — construction, remodeling, remediation, restoration, abatement, or demolition — harmful airborne contaminants can pose potentially severe health risks.

IICRC certification can give you the technical skills, qualifications, and expertise your customers expect, so you can do the job right.

Odor removal caused by water and fire damage ranks among the most challenging aspects of professional disaster response. In this article, we’ll dive into the basics of odor removal for restoration jobs, the differences between fire and water damage odors, and explore how ProKure V and ProKure G can help you tackle it all.

In this article, written by David Hart of RamAir Air Duct Cleaning, we’ll cover the basics of HVAC/air duct cleaning in the fire restoration process, specifically focusing on how to remove tough smoke odors.

Like any other form of technology, dehumidifiers have evolved to meet the demands of today’s contractors, creating greater opportunities to ensure projects are properly executed. In this post, we’ll explore the benefits of having Bluetooth connectivity in your dehumidification equipment, and how to maximize those advantages for your business.