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Coming Out in the Wash

As the textile restoration niche has gained recognition as a viable component of the prop-erty claim process, the procedures for handling specific types of losses have become more refined and standardized.

By Chip Bifano | Updated on July 31, 2009

As the textile restoration niche has gained recognition as a viable component of the property claim process, the procedures for handling specific types of losses have become more refined and standardized, leading to highly professional service and increased restoration success.

Clearly, the importance of interactions with insureds cannot be underestimated. Yet a key to success for textile restoration is the implementation of fundamental methods specific to the type of loss being handled.

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