Every morning, Restoration Intel sweeps a standing watchlist of restoration companies, industry voices, trade publications, and podcasts, and publishes what the industry said in the last 24 hours.
The filter is strict: product news, data, opinions with a name on them, hires and moves, event announcements, and arguments worth an operator’s time. No engagement bait, no local service ads, no tragedy content, and no postmortems on anyone’s failure. If nothing substantive ran, no edition publishes — the Roundup would rather be quiet than padded.
Editions
- Monday, October 19, 2026 — Alex Duta’s investment tier list, LoopLogics’ teased platform uplift, Restore America hiring in the Southeast. (3 items)
The watchlist (v1 — 23 sources)
Companies & platforms: Encircle · Kahi · Albiware · ARC Facilities · BELFOR · ATI Restoration · Paul Davis Restoration · SERVPRO · PuroClean
Trade press & associations: R&R Magazine · C&R Magazine · Restoration Industry Association · IICRC
People & voices: Alex Duta (Albiware) · Jon Isaacson / The DYOJO · Phillip Rosebrook (Business Mentors) · Floodlight Group
Podcasts: The DYOJO Podcast · Restoration Today · Phil & Michelle’s Happy Hour · Restoration Rundown Podcast · R&R Ask the Expert · Albi After Hours (via Albiware’s YouTube)
Should be on this list?
The watchlist grows from evidence: when a live source quotes, reposts, or argues with someone worth hearing, that someone joins the candidate bench and gets verified. If a company, voice, or show is missing, tell us — the list is supposed to grow.
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This week’s ask: Storm photos. If your crews are working weather this week, send the desk one real photo from the field — the waterline, the roof, the street — not the stock shot.
The Roundup runs on what the industry says in public. Tips run on what operators are seeing before it posts. The best tips run in the next edition under From the field, credited exactly how the sender chooses: name, company, or anonymous. Nothing runs without the sender’s chosen credit, and a photo only runs if it is the sender’s to share.
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