The amount of jobs coming in per hour from this storm created an immediate and simultaneous response from our crew. We responded to our first project during a break in the storm and then the calls came in very quickly after the storm had passed.

On June 22, 2015, multiple tornadoes struck in and near Coal City, IL, including one that reached peak winds of 165 MPH with a width of ¾ of a mile. 

A 5-alarm fire broke out around 10:00 pm at the 400 block of West Jones Street in downtown Raleigh on March 16, 2017.

We were called to a residential water damage that was a result of freezing temperatures and discovered after the homeowners returned from being out of the country.

As Hurricane Matthew was barreling into the east coast in October 2016, all restoration contractors were watching the weather channel and tracking the storm on radar.

We were called to clean an apartment that a young man was living in and had destroyed.

For several years, BrightStar Care of Madison, WI had been having trouble keeping water out of their basement. Basically, every time Madison experienced heavy rainfall, BrightStar’s basement filled with water.

A warehouse space of 111,159 square-feet sustained water damage due to a monsoon storm that blew off 3,900 square feet of roofing. 

Leaders, owners, and experts in the restoration industry lend their thoughts on where the industry has come in the last decade, and where it is heading. 

Wrapping up this special anniversary section, we are take a deep dive into six changes happening in our industry today.