Here’s what I learned working as a restoration specialist for a day
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IDAHO FALLS — The EastIdahoNews.com team is highlighting different jobs in our community and today we are workin’ it with Advanced Cleaning & Restoration as restoration specialists.
We met with Co-owners Michael and Aishie Lindula, and they gave us a rundown of what it takes to be a restoration specialist. They respond to a huge variety of emergencies causing property damage, and there’s many steps in the process to complete before their job is done.
They took us out to a job site where the homeowners experienced significant flooding damage in the basement. We got to learn how to take moisture and humidity readings, making sure the basement had properly dried before we packed up equipment.
While its office is based out of Idaho Falls, Advanced Cleaning & Restoration covers not only eastern Idaho, but also “western Wyoming, up to Montana, down to Utah, and over to Mountain Home,” Michael explained. People can reach them 24/7 online or by calling (208) 745-0037 in eastern Idaho. Those in southern Idaho can call (208) 731-4380 and Wyoming residents can get in touch with the business at (307) 699-1421.
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This story is sponsored by Workforce Training and Continuing Education Division, which is responsible for the non-credit programs at College of Eastern Idaho. WTCE is home to one of Idaho's six Workforce Training Centers operated in cooperation with Idaho Career Technical Education. Our programs unite people who want to expand their creative talents and gain new skills and experiences. From enhancing career aspirations to upskilling, there is a class, certificate or program just for you! WTCE has a combination of short- and long-term courses spanning topics such as cybersecurity, art, welding and many others. Workforce Training and Continuing Education Division is a service to the entire community.