In this blog, Fabio Infanti, President & CEO of Premium Restoration, reflects on the company’s growth and the significant benefits of their partnership with EMRG. He emphasizes the impact of this collaboration on enhancing their service quality and expanding their reach in the restoration industry.

As weather-related disasters escalate in frequency and intensity, the demand for a robust and highly effective insurance restoration system becomes increasingly evident. This unfolding narrative unravels the intricate dynamics between insurance companies, property restoration contractors, and the need for a collaborative and inclusive strategy.

With the industry’s ever-growing demands and competition, it’s essential to consider whether joining a franchise or becoming part of a national network is the right move for your restoration company. In this blog, we’ll explore the key differences between franchises and networks, providing insight into the path that aligns with your goals and vision.

For property restoration contractors in Canada, the struggle to meet the demand for services amidst a shortage of skilled labour is a recurring challenge. However, independent contractors across the country have discovered a viable solution to address this obstacle. In this blog, we will explore how EMRG Canada has overcome a labour shortage.

Water damage can be a property manager’s worst nightmare. Its destructive nature threatens not only the structural integrity of buildings but also the bottom line of property owners. In this blog, we will uncover two prevalent mistakes often made by property managers when faced with water damage and unveil a comprehensive solution.

Wildfires have become an increasingly urgent concern in Canada, posing a significant threat to our communities, natural landscapes, and properties. These devastating infernos can quickly consume vast areas, leaving destruction and despair in their wake. As the frequency and intensity of wildfires increase, it is crucial to take proactive steps to protect your property.

Spring is a season of renewal and growth, but it can also bring an increased risk of flooding for homeowners in Canada. Heavy rainfall and snowmelt can cause water levels to rise rapidly, potentially causing severe damage to homes and personal property.