Scaling: 0 to $1 Million per year water damage restoration

In this video I am going to show you EXACTLY how to SCALE your RESTORATION BUSINESS from 0 to $1 Million dollars per year with water damage jobs.

If you own a restoration company or if you are interested in starting a water damage business, you are going to want to check out this video.

If you are a restoration contractor that deals with insurance companies on water damage claims, this video will show you the path from 0 to $1M per year in revenue.

This video will show you how to start a water damage business and when to begin to scale the company.

When you are starting out it doesn't matter if you use Xactimate or not for your water damage estimates or water mitigation invoices. You need to focus on getting jobs!

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[TheRestorationContractor]

What is your biggest challenge? - Getting more water damage jobs?
- Getting paid by insurance companies?
- Getting out of the day to day?

[idanshpizear]

We see a mix of all of this issues with smaller restoration companies - We are using the Get Out Of The Truck system to help them get out of the day to day

[asoria]

Great stuff Shane, we are 10 months in and your hitting the nail on the head as to where we are with 1 full time employee. Looking forward to more content!

[Ripsurfer]

Thank you! I’m thinking of operating a water restoration franchise.. you gained a new subscriber!

[livingingreenvillenc]

Just got my GC license, and my main goal is construction work. but if I can get restoration work too, even better! Thanks for the video.

[jackjk]

Hi Shane. Thanks for the amazing videos. Is WRT certification enough to succeed or do you recommend taking ASD as well. ( I have FSRT and OCT and working on AMRT now. Thanks sir.

[YoungOG]

Started my restoration company in July of this year. I have ALOT of time to grow and learning to do so keep the videos coming brother

[BnU_c]

Great advise, get work and hire people. So insightful

[jonliebsack]

Trying to do this with asbestos abatement. Just landed my 4th job: enjoy your videos think a lot of the content applies although not straight across necessarily.

[kameronpatterson]

Do you have a video on day 0? Or maybe a video on buying a franchise vs starting a business?

[OfficialMarshallSchmitz]

I’m definitely interested in those templates you mentioned on how to get my invoices right! Great content btw, just started watching and going to start building my business this summer before storm season!

[newphone]

Very interested in the templates trying to get my act together need help with my contracts too looking forward to more vids from you learned sooo much so far

[mikel]

Shane I've been checking out a lot of different youtube videos. Yours seem to be the most beneficial man. Do you have an online course on WRT, ASD, mold remediation, Exactimate. Basically a newbie trying to get into the business with Texas requirements. I appreciate your videos!
I'm a fireman so I'm usually the one causing the water damage (you're welcome fellas.) Now I'm trying to figure out this business. Please help, thank you.

[dakotamccaw]

Hi Shane so say if you get a call for a water damage job how do you give an estimate do you go look at it photos etc because I feel going out and looking waste time when you could be getting and doing other jobs because what If you go look and don’t seal the job

[elskho]

Hi Shane, do you think it is a good idea to start up a 51/49% company for water restoration works together with insurance agent (lawyer?) who can bring the jobs and deal with insurance companies, while I will be doing the jobs? I have no any experience in this area. Thanks.

[charleshilton]

Would you recommend starting on your own restoration business or buying a franchise such as a Servpro or All Dry?

[emanuelc]

Would you please help and touch base on invoicing how to scale up from $3500 on up

[antbog]

Hi looking to get certified in Georgia. What company would you recommend.

[WL-bolu]

Hi Shane, I plan to get licensed but don't have a truck, should I get an sba loan? Can I rent the equipment I need to start?
Do insurance companies really pay $5500 for just water jobs?

[biganonymous]

Hello Im in FL. Do i need a special certification or training to begin?