LearnToRestore.com is excited to welcome Brandon Burton! Brandon will be joining us as an IICRC-approved instructor teaching the Water Restoration Technician (WRT) course. Brandon has an extensive 30+ year career in the restoration industry, working in all facets of restoration, and has provided consultation and training to more than 10,000 industry professionals. He is the […]
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LearnToRestore.com “Flood House” Has Been Approved by the IICRC Salt Lake City, UT – November 17, 2025 – LearnToRestore.com, the leading provider of restoration training and education and an IICRC-approved school, is excited to announce that its brand new “Flood House” has been inspected and approved by the IICRC as an IICRC-approved Applied Structural Drying
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LearnToRestore.com Announces “Flood House” Training Facility in Salt Lake City Salt Lake City, UT – October 10, 2025 – LearnToRestore.com, the leading provider of restoration training and education and an IICRC-approved school, is excited to announce the construction of its brand-new “Flood House” at its Salt Lake City Training Center. This hands-on training facility is
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There are many factors involved in the answer, such as: What type of materials and assemblies are wet? How long have they been wet? How deeply has the water penetrated into them?
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As an estimator, it is your job to accurately sketch, scope, and bill for restoration projects. You most likely spend a lot of time in the field visiting job sites to get measurements, take photos, and check on job progress. After visiting the job site, you may head back to the office to write the
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There are tools every restoration business needs, like air movers, dehumidifiers, and moisture meters. A website for your business belongs in this category! Your website acts as a salesperson that is always on the clock. Having a clean, easy-to-navigate website should be on your business opening checklist. Creating a website is not a hard task,
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Moisture Meter Basics for Water Damage Every restorer needs a moisture meter! A moisture meter is one of the most important tools used on a water damage restoration project. They allow us to verify what’s wet, how wet it is, if it’s drying, and if it’s dry. Our job as restorers is to return the
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The IICRC has announced the publication of the 2024 ANSi / IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation
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We often have students ask what was used and shown during the IICRC Water Restoration Technician class. Below is a list of items we used in class! Equipment Tools Documentation Air movers Centrifugal Axial Radial Dehumidifiers LGR (Just one example, there are a lot of options) Desiccant (Just one example, there are a lot of
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When Should You Take the IICRC WRT Course? Anyone in the water damage restoration industry should take an IICRC Water Restoration Technician (WRT) course. The WRT course is a multi-day technical course on all things water damage restoration. After taking the course with LearnToRestore.com and passing the IICRC exam, students will earn their certification. So,
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