We are excited to welcome Anthony Ramos to the LearnToRestore.com team! Anthony will be joining us as an IICRC approved instructor teaching the Water Restoration Technician (WRT) course in both English and Spanish. Anthony Ramos grew up in the restoration industry with his father teaching him about air movers and dehumidifiers when he was a […]
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The 2021 ANSI IICRC S500 (fifth edition) is now available. Check out the webinar below to find out about some of the updates from the previous edition. Pick up a copy of the 2021 S500! Available in both digital and print copies.
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You had a pipe burst and now have water throughout your home, now what? You can call your insurance company and start a claim with them. They will issue you a claim number. This doesn’t mean the “loss” is covered, but it gets the process started. The insurance company will most likely ask you to
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The cleaning and restoration industry has so many resources available. Below are a few of our partners! Associations & Certifications Business Services Software Equipment & Tools
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How to Earn an IICRC Certification Earning an IICRC certification is a straightforward process! If your wondering “How do I become IICRC certified?,” you’ve come to the right place! To become IICRC certified, you need to take an IICRC-approved certification class and pass the corresponding exam. The exam has you demonstrate your knowledge gained from
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When you start a restoration business, there are so many things to get done. That’s why we put together a free Essential Tools and Equipment eBook to give you a head start on potential equipment you will need. This eBook gives you a list of some of the basic restoration equipment and popular brands of
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The IICRC stands for the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification. The IICRC is a non-profit organization that certifies, produces and oversees standards for the inspection, cleaning and restoration industries. The IICRC produces standards on varying topics. These standards include the “ANSI S500 Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Water Damage Restoration” and the
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So you’re thinking about starting a restoration business? That will be rewarding, fun and challenging! With multiple items to take care of before opening your business, including IICRC training, obtaining insurance, purchasing equipment, marketing, and getting the work to come through the door, it can be a lot to get done! The two options we
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