Paul Davis Restoration is a company that often meets customers in their time of desperate need. Whether it’s a leak that has destroyed a homeowner’s flooring and ceiling, a stove fire or even the aftermath of a natural disaster, Paul Davis Restoration restores homes to their former glory. By Kelsi Trinidad
Whether you’re a millennial just striking out, a seasoned entrepreneur or a husband-and-wife team ready to flee the corporate world for work-life balance, a Paul Davis Restoration franchise can bring you untold success. By Lizzy Yeserski
For more than 50 years, Paul Davis Restoration has been known for exceeding clients’ expectations with the highest-quality customer service for homeowners recovering from the unexpected. John Conway, director of franchise development, shared some exciting insight on plans in the pipeline. By Heidi Lubrani
When Sharon Green was hired as a temporary office worker at a North Carolina Paul Davis Restoration franchise in 2002, she made an immediate impact. Covering for the owner’s two-week vacation, Green received just one day of training and was tasked with simply holding down the fort. By Jessica Petrucelli
John Gugliotta became an entrepreneur when he was just 25, launching a small janitorial-services company that would later merge with Time Savers, a larger corporation, to provide well-respected construction support services in the greater Boston area. By Jessica Petrucelli
Joel Moss does not mince words when he describes the everyday work of Paul Davis Restoration of Santa Clarita: “This industry is reactive, fast-paced and challenging, with high demands.” By Jessica Petrucelli
When Brent and Abby Thompson launched a Paul Davis Restoration franchise in July 2017, their mission was to make a difference in people’s lives. Former owners of a facilities management company, the couple recognized a need for property restoration in the area and switched gears after realizing their personal strengths aligned perfectly with the company’s focus on customer service. By Jessica Petrucelli
After separating from the U.S. Marine Corps in 1993, Scott Colbert worked in a variety of industries – manufacturing, construction and corporate management included – until he discovered Paul Davis Restoration through a program offered by the International Franchise Association, which provides discounted franchise fees to veterans. By Jessica
For Tom Culver, joining the Marines was a significant turning point in his life. “Marine training is designed to take individuals who are highly motivated, but raw, and instill military discipline and initiative,” Culver noted, describing the mental toughness he learned during his military career. By Jessica Jones
When Brandon Radmall graduated from college in 2009, the economy was dismal. With few job offers on the horizon and salaries in his industry at an all-time low, the business major decided to join a company that he deemed recession-resilient. By Jessica Jones