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"...There is only one company that I would call to do any clean up or restoration work, Service Master. They have been to my house two times in the past 2 years. Both times they were professional, punctual and thoughtful! I am a single mom and worried about being taken advantage of with pricing, plus letting unknown people into my house. There was no need for worry, they are reasonable and respectful. I can't say enough about this company, they saved my basement and my sanity, twice."

- Amy, Ft. Collins, Read More

Continuing Education Classes for 2010

The following classes are available on the dates below. To sign up for continuing education please contact us by filling out the form to the right or giving us a call at 970-279-4595.

January 21, 2010 Reducing Severities Through an Understanding of Furniture Damage & Restoration:

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 41475 (CO); 13503 (WY)
This seminar is designed to educate insurance professionals on the various causes and types of damage that can occur to fine furniture and wood surfaces in a property loss situation. The class will explain the processes used to return these wood surfaces to a pre-loss or better condition while reducing the severity. In this course there are demonstrations and examples of how the Wood Restoration Specialist performs the restoration processes.

February 25, 2010 Mold Remediation

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 16763 (CO); 11540 (WY)
This program introduces the science of mold and explores the potentially harmful effects of mold on building materials and occupants. Participants will learn how mold grows, how it spreads and what actions should be taken to remove mold in a safe and reasonable manner. Procedures such as containment, negative air and the proper use of personal protective equipment are also covered.

March 25, 2010 Mold & Textiles and The Benefits and Economics of Restoration Dry Cleaning:

CE Credits: 1 1/2
CE Course#: 40988
Mold & Textiles: This course is designed to educate property and casualty insurance professionals about the effects of mold on textiles and how items can be professionally restored through certified dry cleaning processes.

CE Credits: 1 1/2
CE Course#: 40989
The Benefits and Economics of Restoration Dry Cleaning: This class will outline the process for managing the textile portion of the property claim that will optimize and minimize adjusting expense while creating accountability and improved customer service. It will examine the significance of utilizing qualified service providers to help identify, and properly capture all types and values of textile items for restoration and/or replacement.

April 22, 2010 Smoke & Odor Damage Mitigation:

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 11539 (WY); P16761-977-08-03.0 (CO)
Explore the chemistry of fire and the effects of smoke, chemical vapors and acidic gases produced by household contents, even during short periods of time. Identify items in a property that are at risk and learn how emergency corrosion mitigation can prevent or minimize further damage. Also, odor mitigation methods such as ozone and air cleaning are explained.

May, 20 2010 Mitigating Personal Property Pack Out

CE Credits: 3
CE Course #: 47882 (CO); 17666 (WY)
Learn how technology is enabling the restoration professional to manage and track packout inventory, movement and restoration better than ever before, while giving the homeowner or business manager a sense of security about the process. The course will cover the new tools and technology of evaluating, restoring and tracking inventory from start to finish.

June 17, 2010 Ethics and Compliance:

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 46841 (CO); 17170 (WY)
This seminar will explore the insurance connection to ethics and compliance and focus on the areas where they come together at a state and federal level. Along the way there will be case studies to review and team interaction.

August 19, 2010 Mold Remediation

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 16763 (CO); 11540 (WY)
This program introduces the science of mold and explores the potentially harmful effects of mold on building materials and occupants. Participants will learn how mold grows, how it spreads and what actions should be taken to remove mold in a safe and reasonable manner. Procedures such as containment, negative air and the proper use of personal protective equipment are also covered.

September 23, 2010 Mitigating Personal Property Pack Out:

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 47882 (CO); 17666 (WY)
Learn how technology is enabling the restoration professional to manage and track packout inventory, movement and restoration better than ever before, while giving the homeowner or business manager a sense of security about the process. The course will cover the new tools and technology of evaluating, restoring and tracking inventory from start to finish.

October 21, 2010 Mold & Textiles and The Benefits and Economics of Restoration Dry Cleaning:

CE Credits: 1 1/2
CE Course#: 40988
Mold & Textiles: This course is designed to educate property and casualty insurance professionals about the effects of mold on textiles and how items can be professionally restored through certified dry cleaning processes.

CE Credits: 1 1/2
CE Course#: 40989
The Benefits and Economics of Restoration Dry Cleaning: This class will outline the process for managing the textile portion of the property claim that will optimize and minimize adjusting expense while creating accountability and improved customer service. It will examine the significance of utilizing qualified service providers to help identify, and properly capture all types and values of textile items for restoration and/or replacement.

November 18, 2010 Reducing Severities Through an Understanding of Furniture Damage & Restoration:

CE Credits: 3
CE Course#: 41475 (CO); 13503 (WY)
This seminar is designed to educate insurance professionals on the various causes and types of damage that can occur to fine furniture and wood surfaces in a property loss situation. The class will explain the processes used to return these wood surfaces to a pre-loss or better condition while reducing the severity. In this course there are demonstrations and examples of how the Wood Restoration Specialist performs the restoration processes.