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Get ready for the latest edition of our monthly newsletter! We are celebrating making it through the end of another financial year with style and resilience! (And we mean Lorelle is not yet curled into the fetal position!) It has been a remarkable month in our Restore & ACRA family and we thoroughly enjoyed seeing many of our valued customers at the RIA Conference and our various training events and workshops early last month. We are so proud of our booth we put together and the chance to sha …

We are in final countdown mode for the most anticipated event in the restoration industry: the RIA Conference & Tradeshow! Garry has already begun his travels from Brisbane to Melbourne in the beloved van with the company of friends. The sound system is booming and any bets on whether he will encounter any snags along the way? (For context, his drive to Mackay in March did result in a tire change) Lorelle will fly down in the following days.. someone must get some work done, right?We are ready f …

It’s hard to believe another month has gone by, but we’re excited to bring you another edition of our newsletter packed with helpful information and industry insights! But first..“Why did the restoration technician break up with his girlfriend? … Because she kept saying “why don’t you just use bleach and call it a day?”” We are beginning to feel the hints of winter here in Brisbane; the days are shorter and the temperature outlook for the next week has a max of 25 degrees (rest ass …

Wow, what a week! We’re back hot (literally) from our March Flood House training event. A great 4 days of exchanging ideas, taking in new knowledge, equipping new and experienced technicians a like. This great group of students held each other accountable as the week went on to ensure that each person brought the best as we dried the flood house in 4 days. It is no cruisy week with the amount of theory and practical application required from each person, but we make it fun and had a blast tog …

Is an Air Cleaner & an Air Scrubber the same?The construction of the Air Cleaner is well built to not leak between the inlet, HEPA Filter & outlet where the clean air is generated & leaves the machine. High-quality H13/H14 HEPA filter is the minimum standard required & pre-filters will trap the dirty particulates. Using a Particle Counter provides on-the-job confirmation with the particle count going into the Air Cleaner is much higher than the particles leaving the Air Cleaner, …