We recently brought you the neat story of a restoration professional who flooded and dried his own basement as a means of attracting new business. Would you ever go to such extreme means to market your company?

Absolutely – What better testimonial is there than saying “I’ve done it on my own home” [5 votes] (15%)

Possibly – There would have to be immediate payoff [5 votes] (15%)

Not Sure – Why purposely flood and dry my home when I could be restoring a customer’s? [9 votes] (27%)

No – Even if I was desperate, I still wouldn’t do this [14 votes] (42%)

Other (Let us know in the CRC Forums) [0 votes] (0%)

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