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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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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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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Do I need a license for water damage restoration? One of the questions we get asked the most is, “What license do I need to do water damage restoration?” The answer is simple, none! You don’t need any license to perform water damage restoration, HOWEVER, many of the actions performed in water damage restoration work
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LearnToRestore.com, an IICRC-approved school, is excited to introduce the IICRC Apprentice Skills Program (ASP) classes in an online live-stream format. The Apprentice Skills Program is an adaptation of the Basic Skills program that LearnToRestore.com has long been a part of. Beginning on October 25, 2023, students can join LearnToRestore.com for Apprentice Skills in Water Restoration
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LearnToRestore.com, an IICRC approved school and restoration education platform, has joined forces with Large Loss Mastery, the leader in large loss disaster recovery training, to present an exciting opportunity for professionals seeking top-tier education in large loss restoration. The partnership brings Large Loss Mastery’s highly acclaimed classes to an online live-stream format, enabling students from
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LearnToRestore.com, the premier education provider in restoration training, announced the expansion of its longstanding partnership with Claims Training Services (CTS). As the exclusive provider of Successful Subrogation courses, LearnToRestore.com is continuing its commitment to making quality education accessible, adaptable, and streamlined for professionals in the industry, with the launch of its Spanish language course. A
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LearnToRestore.com Announces Successful Subrogation Self-Paced Course LearnToRestore.com, a premier education provider in both online and live platforms for restoration training, announced the expansion of its longstanding partnership with Claims Training Services (CTS). As the exclusive provider of Successful Subrogation courses, LearnToRestore.com is furthering its commitment to making quality education accessible, adaptable, and streamlined for professionals
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This article was originally published in C & R Magazine I was inspecting a moisture intrusion on a large condominium project (over 100 units affected) following Hurricane Matthew, when the adjuster suggested, “If there is no visible water damage, don’t bother using your moisture meter.” My response: the main reason restorers utilize moisture meters is to
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