Restoration Industry Resources
Technical Certifications & Credentials
Every credential DRR holds exists because the work demands it. Verify our IICRC firm status at iicrc.org/certified-firms.
IICRC Certified Firm
What it is
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification designates DRR as a certified firm — verifiable at iicrc.org. Includes active WRT, ASD, AMRT, FSRT, OCT, CDS, HST, and TCST technician certifications.
Who cares
Carriers, TPAs, and property managers verifying minimum vendor standards.
AHERA Building Inspector & Project Designer
What it is
EPA-required asbestos hazard evaluation, inspection, and abatement project design certifications under TSCA Title II. Required before disturbing any building materials in pre-1981 structures.
Who cares
Commercial property owners, adjusters, and owners of older facilities.
HAZWOPER 40-Hour
What it is
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 certification for hazardous waste operations and emergency response. Required for Category 3 water, biohazard, and environmental remediation work.
Who cares
Carriers, risk managers, healthcare facility managers, and legal teams.
EPA NESHAP
What it is
National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants — asbestos regulations governing demolition, renovation, and debris disposal. Compliance required on all scopes where ACM may be present.
Who cares
Commercial property owners, general contractors, and environmental compliance teams.
ICRA 2.0 Certified
What it is
Infection Control Risk Assessment certification administered by ASHE. Class I–IV containment protocols for restoration and construction work in occupied clinical and healthcare environments.
Who cares
Healthcare facility managers, hospital risk officers, senior living REITs.
AZ ROC KB-1 Dual License
What it is
Arizona Registrar of Contractors license for both commercial and residential reconstruction — bonded and insured. Legally required to perform rebuild and reconstruction work anywhere in Arizona.
Who cares
All clients. Required by Arizona law for any reconstruction scope.
AZ ROC CR-42 Specialty Dual Roofing License
What it is
Arizona Registrar of Contractors Specialty Dual CR-42 Roofing license — active and bonded through RLI Insurance Company. Issued 2026-04-16, valid through 2028-04-30. Covers all residential and commercial roofing repair, replacement, and storm-damage restoration in Arizona.
Who cares
Homeowners, property managers, and carriers with storm or hail claims requiring licensed roofing contractors.
Workers' Compensation EMR — 0.97
What it is
Experience Modification Rate of 0.97 for the current policy term (10/19/2025–10/19/2026). An EMR below 1.00 reflects fewer and less severe Workers' Comp claims than industry average — a direct indicator of field safety culture and operational discipline. Three-year loss runs available upon request.
Who cares
TPAs, carriers, GCs, and facility managers evaluating vendor safety performance and qualifying contractors for site access.
BBB A+ Rating
What it is
Better Business Bureau Accredited Business with A+ rating. Reflects complaint history, transparency, and business practices across all customer interactions.
Who cares
Homeowners, property managers, and clients researching vendors.
Contractor Connection Approved Vendor
What it is
Crawford's Contractor Connection preferred vendor panel member. Assigned work through one of the largest TPA networks in the country, handling 500,000+ annual assignments.
Who cares
Insurance carriers and TPAs routing work through Contractor Connection.
Lionsbridge Contractor Group Member
What it is
Member of the Lionsbridge Contractor Group preferred contractor network — a referral and quality assurance network for high-standards restoration contractors.
Who cares
Property managers and institutional property owners seeking vetted contractors.
Verify Our IICRC Firm Status
DRR is independently verifiable as an IICRC Certified Firm. Every active certification is maintained by field personnel assigned to relevant project types.
Verify at iicrc.org