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CDR Restoration Network

CDR membership is open to qualified contractors that meet CDR’s criteria: appropriate licensing, insurance, safety record, technical certifications, demonstrated capability of comparable projects, and fiscal responsibility.  When a large loss exceeds what one contractor can handle, members can request support from other CDR members.  Members may make crews and equipment available to assist, subject to their own capacity and commitments.  Member contractors work to shared technical and safety standards covering response times, mitigation methodology, documentation and process validation, project controls and job site safety.  This means our work product and reporting are consistent from site to site, whichever member responds.

CDR members are independent companies.  Each member sets his own pricing and contract terms independently and competes for work on its own.

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Helping Properties Restore and Recover

At CDR, our customers are an essential part of our business. That’s why we strive to provide them with the best service possible whenever they come through our doors. Our team comprises some of the finest restoration professionals in the country. We’re proud to have them on our roster and hope you’ll check out their bios so you can learn more about them!

Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery

CDR provides rapid response and recovery to communities and businesses affected by natural disasters. Learn more about how the CDR restoration network operates by contacting us today!

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