Restoration & Remediation
Restoration & Remediation

November 2024   |   Vol.18  No. 11

Restoration & Remediation

Table of Contents

Features

To dry or not to dry?

The restoration industry is constantly evolving, with shifts in customer expectations and advancements in drying techniques. This article highlights the role of contractors, insurance relationships, and the myths surrounding the “three-day drying” rule.

By Stephanie Beattie

Drying Techniques, IICRC Training, and IICRC Standards

COVER STORY

PPE Pitfalls

Discover crucial tips that help you avoid common PPE pitfalls and ensure your team is protected against hazardous chemicals and atmospheric dangers.

By Curtis Chambers

Outerwear, Sleeve, Eyewear, Gesture, Headgear

Why Choose Hydroxyls to Remove Smoke Odors?

Safe for use in occupied spaces, hydroxyls neutralize odors, mold, and bacteria without damaging materials, making them essential for restoration professionals.

By Adrienne Buhr

Cameras & optics, Camera accessory, Font
Font

Sustainability in Property Claims

After decades of embracing sustainable practices like drying in place, the restoration industry is poised to further reduce waste and improve efficiency, but alignment between insurers and contractors is the key to success.

By Stephanie Beattie

Additional Features

Navigating Environmental Hazards in the Transformation of Commercial Spaces

By Cristobal A. Ramirez CAC

Hazmat suit, Safety glove, Workwear, White, Sleeve

Is Franchising Right for Me?

In Part 1, Two Industry Experts Share Insights on Navigating Franchising vs. Independent Ownership in the Restoration Business.

By Ricelli Mordecai and Jeff Diem

Land vehicle, Automotive lighting, Cloud, Tire, Sky, Wheel, Hood, Car

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