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We’ll train you for a career in this industry
You don’t need restoration experience. You need to show up, work hard, and treat people well on the worst day of their year. We’ll teach you the rest.
What the work involves
Appropriate on-the-job and in-class IICRC training is provided for all positions. Job skills across these roles include a positive work attitude, flexibility in work schedule, the ability to drive a company vehicle, the ability to lift at least sixty pounds, good organizational and management skills, and positive customer service skills.
Positions available
Team Leader — Water Damage Mitigation
Responsible for managing yourself and/or a crew of one or more technicians to promptly respond to and successfully mitigate water damage losses. Work includes water extraction, demolition, contents moving and manipulation, debris removal, microbial and bacterial remediation, and operation of structural drying equipment.
Team Leader — Cleaning & Restoration
Responsible for managing yourself and/or a crew of one or more technicians to promptly respond to and successfully mitigate fire and smoke damage losses. Work includes structure and contents cleaning and restoration, demolition, contents moving and manipulation, microbial and bacterial remediation, and operation of restoration equipment.
Restoration & Mitigation Technician
Works directly under the supervision of a Team Leader, promptly responding to and completing property damage restoration projects. Work includes water extraction, demolition, contents moving and manipulation, debris removal, structure and contents cleaning, microbial and bacterial remediation, and operation of restoration equipment.
Why people stay. Most of our team leaders started as technicians. Certification is paid for. The work is physical and sometimes urgent, but at the end of a job somebody has their house back — and they know your name.