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Holly Welles is a freelance writer with a background in construction and real estate. Her work has been published in Construction Executive, Constructible and Modern Contractor Solutions. Learn more about her writing via LinkedIn or her website, The Estate Update.
Theft can cost the construction industry up to $1 billion each year, according to the National Equipment Register (NER). To help protect against this threat level, restoration businesses will need to start with the basics.
