Call Now to Book a CourseDo You Apply Antimicrobial on Every Loss?
Jeremy Reets recommends applying an anti-microbial to all of your Water Restoration projects but are you aware that you need to use a Right-To-Know document.
A Right-To-Know document simply tells the customer a little bit about what you will be putting in their home. It gives the customer the right to say yes or no. And also gives them the information they need to make that decision.
If you don’t have a Right-To-Know document we will provide one for you. This will allow you to follow the standards set in the S500 about using a Right-To-Know document on every job that you apply anti-microbial on.
Jeremy’s preferred Anti-Microbial is Benefect. Click for more info!
Click HERE for the Form.
Watch Jeremy Reets explain it himself in the video below!
Written by: Jeremy Reets
Jeremy Reets started in water restoration in 1990. He is known as the innovator of the TES/ETES drying systems and a discipline of drying called Directed Heat Drying™. He developed the Evaporation Potential formula for use by restorers. He opened Reets Drying Academy and flood house in 2005 to provide water damage restoration education. In 2011, Jeremy developed Reets.TV, a series of online water restoration training packages.
