Content related to removing standing water after leaks or floods, cleaning affected areas, and professionally drying buildings. Includes techniques for preventing secondary damage, improving airflow, using dehumidifiers, and restoring safe indoor conditions.
Low-profile air movers for water damage restoration: Effective Solutions for Drying and Mitigation Efficient drying is the backbone of successful water cleanup. Low-profile air movers for water damage restoration speed drying in tight, obstructed areas. Because they fit beneath fixtures and inside cavities, they remove trapped moisture quickly. As a result, restorers reduce secondary damage…
Dan Kirkpatrick retirement: Celebrating a Career of Service and Knowledge Transfer The announcement of Dan Kirkpatrick retirement marks the end of a remarkable 37 year career in plumbing and HVAC across Canada. He joined the firm in 1988 when it was Canapex and later became Wirsbo, and he served as a technical field representative who…
NTI expands with second Houston campus NTI expands with second Houston campus signals a major step toward closing the skilled trades gap in Southeast Houston. The new Southeast Houston campus in the South Belt / Ellington area will offer fast-track training for plumbing, HVAC, and electrical trades. Because contractors face hiring delays, NTI designed compact…
Reputation in the Restoration Industry: Why Estimators and Homeowners Should Care Reputation in the restoration industry shapes decisions during crises. When water floods a home, people pick companies they trust. Estimators influence that trust at first contact. Therefore their words and documents matter. Homeowners want clear answers. Professionals need consistent results. Because reputation affects both,…
