Los Angeles — 911 Restoration has experienced significant early 2024 growth, with new franchise locations set to open in 10 new territories by the end of the second quarter. After onboarding its new executive director of franchise development, Ken Sussex, the restoration brand has been signed new franchise agreements in California, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas and Tennessee, and plans are in place for further expansion across the East Coast and Midwest.
“We are proud to see the impact our brand is making, and the interest we are receiving, as we continue to prioritize a human-first approach to disaster restoration and remediation,” says Miri Offir, CEO of 911 Restoration. “Our franchisees remain the key to consistent delivery of rapid response with empathetic communication, and we firmly believe this approach is something unique and sought-after by both industry professionals and our customers. We look forward to welcoming both new and existing franchisees to grow alongside our 911 Restoration family as we prepare for further development.”
Source: 911 Restoration to Open in 10 New Territories by End of Q2
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Sometimes it takes time spent in various departments of a company or in a certain industry to get comfortable with and eventually enjoy the work, but once you’ve found the industry that sparks your career passion, how can you continue to excel from there?
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“I’m a big believer that in order to make a difference you don’t have to be brilliant, you don’t have to have special skills, all you have to do is truly care.”
MIRI OFFIR
Families in the Logan Heights neighborhood are still drying out their belongings from San Diego’s record-breaking storm on Jan. 22. They’re now bracing for their third storm in two weeks.
“We have to demo all the walls,” said Jose Castillo, who works for 911 Restoration, a disaster restoration company.
Castillo was busy helping residents with mold and drywall repairs on Monday before the storm arrived.
A few doors down, Virgil Magistrale, helped his injured neighbor and friend who was still in the process of clearing out his flood-damaged home.
Source: Families in flood-damaged Logan Heights brace for third storm in two weeks
