The Restoration & Remediation Ask the Expert Podcast

There is an epidemic running rampant across our country and there is a desperate need for qualified companies to safely be able to decontaminate and neutralize this clear and present danger. In order to do this you need the correct Training, Tactics, Techniques and Tools that are necessary to properly contain, control, neutralize and remove this danger. This danger is Fentanyl. Declared a national emergency and a clear and present danger to the security of the United States Of America by the President there is now an answer and solution to one of the most dangerous contaminates mankind has ever faced. You will not want to miss Annissa Coy’s conversation with special guests including the worlds leading expert on Forensic Restoration and decontamination Jeff Jones as we share exclusively with the world that answer and solution.

Lisa Rogers, Board President of the Indoor Air Quality Association, discusses the association’s goals for 2023.

Joe Tolzman, founder of RocketPlan, explains the ways his firm’s app benefits restoration firms by streamlining processes.

Joseph Ortiz, owner of PuroClean of San Juan, discusses the challenges and opportunities presented by starting a restoration operation in this U.S. territory.

Andrew Titley, owner and president of Prism Specialties of San Francisco Bay Area, shares why he sees a contents restoration franchise as a good investment.

Leighton Healey, CEO of KnowHow, shares his firm’s findings from a large-scale study on why employees leave the restoration business and what contractors can do to keep them.

Ashley Taylor, executive officer of Content Recovery Specialists, shares why she started a franchise company for entrepreneurs looking to get into content restoration.

Nicholas Hopikins, historic restoration foreman at EverGreene Architecture, discusses his experience as a rising leader in the restoration business.

Jessica Wicks, president of Ductz, shares her experience as a female executive in the restoration industry.

Charlie Horn, president of Paul Davis of Louisville, experienced a kitchen fire that sent him to hospital and left his family outside of their home for weeks. The incident made him rethink his approach to dealing with homeowners.