Posts Tagged ‘Exclusive’
Beyond the Burn
Smoke contamination, occupant health, and why proper assessment matters in fire restoration.
Read More9/11 Air Quality Lessons Learned: Protecting Workers in Today’s Fires
Cleanfax Editor Elizabeth Christenson chatted with Tom Peter, a certified industrial hygienist and member of the regulatory business practice at First Onsite, about the lessons of 9/11, improvements in air quality science and how restoration safety has evolved during the past 25 years.
Read MoreCleaning’s New Essentials
The most overlooked step in carpet care is having a maintenance plan.
Read MoreRead the Fall 2026 Cleanfax Digital Issue
The Fall 2026 issue of Cleanfax opens with three restoration operators who agreed to show their work.
Read MoreThe Quiet Power of Care
Care is rarely measured by the tasks we complete. More often, it is measured by the problems we prevent from ever happening.
Read MoreDebris Removal Deserves More Attention on Restoration Projects
Debris removal is one of the first steps on many restoration projects, but it’s often treated as an afterthought.
Read MoreWhy Good Customers Quietly Disappear
The job’s done. The carpet is dry. The hard floor you cleaned is shiny. The invoice is paid. Everything looks fine. Then a year goes by. No call. No repeat booking. No bad review, no angry phone call, nothing you can point to and fix. The customer just quietly moved on, and you never found out why.
Read MoreBefore the Trucks Roll: Inside Disaster Communications
What happens before restoration professionals arrive at a disaster scene? The answer involves a complex network of emergency managers, first responders, government agencies, and technology working together under extraordinary circumstances.
Read MoreThe Restoration Pulse: Inspection and Monitoring—Quality vs. Quantity
In restoration, quantity may fill the log, but quality drives the decision. The contractors who understand that difference will produce stronger drying outcomes, cleaner files, better conversations with stakeholders, and faster paths to payment.
Read MoreThat Deadly Moment When You Stopped Learning
Twenty years of experience can make you an expert—or it can make you dangerously comfortable. What an owner knows about this trade does not stay accurate just because it was learned once, even if it was learned well.
Read More