To get most restoration certifications and licenses, you need to prove a certain level of training and proficiency. That remains true for IICRC certifications and General Contractors’ licenses, the two types of certifications OCS considers most important for restoration contractors. Here’s everything you need to know about getting and maintaining them. What Licenses or Certifications […]
One easily overlooked advantage of becoming certified for restoration contractors is how it benefits their relationships with insurance providers. In an industry where restoration contractors and insurers often find themselves at odds, anything that simplifies and eases interactions with adjusters is helpful. At OCS, we negotiate on behalf of our contractors with insurance adjusters to […]
Certifications are a cornerstone of the restoration industry. But just exactly what certifications do you need to succeed in the industry as a restoration contractor? Here’s everything you need to know about must-have certifications and licenses from the experts at One Claim Solutions: IICRC Certification If you’ve spent any time in the restoration industry, you’ve […]
When restoration contractors begin a partnership with One Claim Solutions, one of the first things that happens is they are introduced to their account manager, sometimes also referred to as their Contractor Success Manager. Account managers play a fundamental role in their contractor’s relationship with OCS. Here’s a look into a day in the […]
Running a restoration business involves balancing a range of responsibilities, all the way from on-site work to personnel management to insurance claims. Knowing when to take the plunge and start outsourcing a role can be tricky. Connor Trahan, an Account Executive at OCS, works every day with restoration contractors considering outsourcing. Here’s his advice for […]
For most restoration businesses, the bulk of their revenue comes from payouts from insurance carriers. Trying to secure payment from carriers can be frustrating. It’s not uncommon for the period between a job’s completion and payment to drag on for months. So what can restoration contractors do when they’re dealing with an insurance company that’s […]