The IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification) is the governing body for the water damage and mold restoration industry. It formulates and publishes the standards of practice for the recovery industry, ensuring service that conforms with consistent, proven techniques utilized throughout the industry.

Why should I hire an IICRC-certified contractor?

Hiring an IICRC-certified contractor ensures that you get service from a qualified, trained professional who is fully informed on standardized procedures and equipped with the necessary technology. IICRC-certified contractors have access to the most up-to-date methods and technology, follow proven standardized procedures, and maintain consistent business practices.

How does the IICRC protect consumers?

The IICRC promotes a high standard of organized and efficient business procedures that protect the consumer. This includes requirements for contractors to be fully bonded and insured, standards for issuing accurate estimates, and a procedure for resolving any issues that may arise after the project.

What is the IICRC and How Will it Protect You?

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Anyone can claim to be a qualified water damage restoration company. Some of those who do, unfortunately, have no credentials whatsoever to prove it. The IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification) is the governing body for the water damage and mold restoration industry. Restoring your home's value and reclaiming precious possessions from damaging water inundation, safeguarding your indoor environment from toxic contamination — these are not endeavors for the amateur or inexperienced part-timer. IICRC certification proves the water damage specialist you hire is a qualified, trained professional who is fully informed on standardized procedures and equipped with the necessary technology to do the job.

Water damage recovery and mold remediation companies who have invested the time and commitment to earn IICRC certification are proud to display it. Here are some other ways that hiring an IICRC-certified contractor protects you:

Access to the most up-to-date methods and technology. The IICRC conducts research to update the science and practice of water damage recovery, keeping member contractors fully current on the latest state-of-the-art practices.
Proven standardized procedures. The IICRC formulates and publishes the standards of practice for the recovery industry. This ensures you get service that conforms with consistent, proven techniques utilized throughout the industry — not makeshift methods or cut corners.
Trained, qualified specialists. The IICRC trains, tests and certifies water damage and mold remediation technicians. Basic skills, as well as areas of advanced specialization, are included in the curriculum. To maintain certification, technicians must update their knowledge with continuing education such as annual seminars and training.
Consistent business practices. The IICRC promotes a high standard of organized and efficient business procedures that protect the consumer. These include requirements for contractors to be fully bonded and insured, standards for issuing accurate estimates and a procedure for resolving any issues that may arise after the project.

Rytech Restoration. is proud to be an IICRC-certified provider of water damage and mold remediation services. Let us know if we can help.

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