PuroClean Looks to Stake Claim on Philadelphia’s $1 Billion Water & Fire Damage Industry
One of North America’s Leading Property Restoration Franchises Foresees Increasing Demand for Mitigation Services in
PuroClean—one of the nation’s fastest growing property restoration franchises—is flying a team of company executives into the state for one event with two separate time slots to fulfill a special mission. At the mobile discovery day event, aspiring entrepreneurs interested in responding to this unprecedented demand have an exclusive chance to meet PuroClean’s CEO and Chairman
The event will be held at the Sheraton Valley Forge, located at
“We’re in the business of responding to crises. From big to small jobs, the
PuroClean is concentrating on developing a few select markets nationwide where demand for restoration services is high. The company has more than 230 locations in its franchise network and projects to add nearly 60 new franchise offices this year.
Davis noted that while many people associate cleanup and restoration with large-scale natural disasters, a significant share of service calls stem from common household and business mishaps – such as overflowing washing machines; freezing, bursting or leaking pipes; mold growth that ensues after a water loss; and kitchen fires. Water damage is the second most frequently filed insurance claim in
To register for the Philadelphia Parachute events, click here or call (215) 867-8807.
About PuroClean
Known as the “Paramedics of Property Damage™,” PuroClean provides fire and smoke damage remediation, water damage remediation, flood water removal, mold removal and biohazard clean-up to commercial and residential customers. Founded in 2001, PuroClean has become one of the fastest growing property restoration franchise organizations in the nation with a comprehensive network of 230-plus franchise offices across
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