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JP Korpi, owner of Paul Davis Emergency Services,recently provided specialized equipment, structural cleanup, property restoration and drying expertise to restore the detailed and intricately carved plaster ceilings and walls at the national landmark, Board of Trade building.

Dri-Eaz Products is pleased to announce the four winners of our Loyal Customer drawing held last fall.

The Carpet and Rug Institute's (CRI) Seal of Approval (SOA) program has "gone international" after Scandinavian-based manufacturer Ångtvättbilen AB began participating in CRI's rigorous testing program for carpet cleaning products and equipment.

Phoenix Restoration Equipment is pleased to announce their latest patent on Auto Bypass.

The busy spring cleaning season is slowly creeping closer. For some, it can't arrive quickly enough.

When starting a carpet cleaning business, we rarely consider the various ways we can create problems for ourselves.

The Custodial Technician Advanced Level handbook covers 3 different cleaning subjects.  This student handbook contains information about cleaning processes, procedures, and more.

CMI’s NEW Basic Floor Care video is the latest addition to the Custodial Technician training program. The video is a training tools that can be used with CMI’s Basic training handbook or as stand-alone training video for hard floor care.  They combine a thorough overview of routine daily and long-term project floor care tasks with humor and lots of demonstrations.

CMI’s NEW Advanced Floor Care video is the latest addition to the Custodial Technician training program. The video is a training tools that can be used with CMI’s Advanced training handbook or as stand-alone training video for hard floor care.  They combine a thorough overview of routine daily and long-term project floor care tasks with humor and lots of demonstrations.

What does it take to be successful in the restoration industry? It takes a lot of work, and a little help from the weather, according to the data from the 2012 Restoration Benchmarking Survey Report.

This year's survey question about "Average hours worked per week by the owner" shows an increase in workload from 2011 to 2012. In 2011, the response was 48.5 hours. This year, it is 51.6.

The largest factor affecting company revenue wasn't the insurance industry, vendor programs or marketing methods… according to 39 percent of respondents, weather was the largest factor.