Posts Tagged ‘Exclusive’
Voda’s New President Champions Bold Expansion and Accelerates National Growth
Laura Butcaris dives into Voda’s rapid growth to over 300 locations across 34 states in three years, and the company’s dual service model combining cleaning and restoration services.
Read MoreMargins, Money, and Manpower: The Pressures Squeezing Restoration Contractors
If last year’s restoration survey was a wake-up call, the 2026 Restoration Benchmarking Survey Report is the follow-up message reminding you the alarm is still going off.
Read MoreWhy Higher Prices?
Higher prices contribute to a long-lasting legacy.
Read MoreWhy Insurance Feels Harder Than Ever
Companies can tighten documentation, move conversations earlier, create better visibility around payment expectations, and train teams to communicate proactively instead of reactively.
Read MoreWhat You Might Have Missed in Our Spring 2026 Issue
The Spring 2026 Cleanfax issue features our annual Cleaning Industry Leaders Review, as well as a look at fentanyl cleanup, hard floor care, carpet contaminants, and more.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Your Proposals Aren’t Closing
In this episode, we break down what customers are really saying when they hesitate—and why the problem often has less to do with price and more to do with trust, confidence, and connection.
Read More5 Questions With Stephen Rodriguez
Get to know Stephen Rodriguez, owner of Grand Junction Cleaning Services in Western Colorado.
Read MoreThe 2026 Restoration Benchmarking Survey Report
The 2026 Restoration Benchmarking Survey Report shows margins are under pressure, but optimism holds true.
Read MoreFrom the Jobsite to Capitol Hill: RIA Gives Restorers a Direct Line to Lawmakers
In this episode of RIA Beyond, we explore how the Restoration Industry Association’s new VoterVoice platform and Advocacy Action Hub are giving restorers a direct voice with lawmakers and regulators.
Read MoreAutopsy of a Complaint
In this episode of Take 5 With Cleanfax, Jeff Cross challenges business owners to stop treating complaints like problems to avoid and start treating them like evidence to examine.
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