"Our biggest competition is mainly dumpsters. Either there are misconceptions about electronics and water or soot, or they just don't know what can be done," says Bryan Cash, part-owner of ERS of Suncoast Florida. (Credit: David Handschuh)

Whether it is a fire, flood or another event that caused property damage, artwork is often overlooked or an afterthought, according to Tim Swett, president and owner of Art Recovery Technologies (ART) of Tampa and Orlando in Florida, who says the biggest challenge facing art restoration services is a lack of awareness.

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