I’m working on a flood now.
WATER DAMAGE CLASS
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Cleanworks
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I turned one down today. Rain water flooding in through a low window well. Have to treat like sewage, pull the carpet, cut out the drywall, (needs to be tested for asbestos). Then afterwards, have to clean and sanitize the equipment and hoses, etc. They're calling me because they think I might be cheaper than a mainstream restoration company. No thanks.
LCCFL
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With the hands on training. It was pretty good. Learned a few more things.
LCCFL
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Wow I should’ve done this. Seems there is a lot of info here.I thought it was Chuck jr and Blaylock???
Chuck jr went beyond what his dad figured out. He teaches the science behind it.
There is also Reets Drying Academy. He teaches a great class and has online training available also, if you prefer to learn at your own pace. Great for training employees.
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Desk Jockey
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It's a good class. They teach negotiating skills when deal with insurance adjusters. They gave examples of rebuttals.
We sent a supervisor 3 years ago that dealt with settling final bills. He thought it was helpful. He also got a lot from interacting with other attendees at dinner.
We sent a supervisor 3 years ago that dealt with settling final bills. He thought it was helpful. He also got a lot from interacting with other attendees at dinner.
Desk Jockey
Member
lol
I wasn't there but he had $40.00 per diem so he could have had a feast if he had breakfast and lunch in the class.
