CRDN Expands with New Franchise Partners and Graduates
BERKLEY, Mich. — CRDN, a residential and commercial contents restoration provider operating across the U.S., Canada and the U.K., has expanded its service capabilities through new franchise partnerships and ongoing training and development initiatives.
CRDN recently welcomed Michael Eck, franchise partner of CRDN of the Pennsylvania Heartland, and Matt Knight, franchise partner of CRDN of Oregon and CRDN of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho, to its network.
The two men, along with David Arias, field supervisor for CRDN of the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island, have completed introductory training and are now certified by CRDN to restore textiles — items such as clothing, linens and fabrics impacted by smoke, soot or water damage.
Also, the following have successfully completed one or more of CRDN’s art, electronics, and/or full-service contents restoration trainings, allowing these facilities to offer comprehensive, end-to-end restoration services:
- CRDN of the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island: Arias
- CRDN of the Pennsylvania Heartland: Eck
- CRDN of Northwest Texas: Lynn Ingram and Linda Ingram, franchise partners, and Charles McKell, IT support
- CRDN of Western Colorado: Anthony Jim, project manager
- CRDN of Northeast Ohio and CRDN of North Pitt-Erie: Joe Yuhanick, franchise partner; Elissa Costanza, contents manager; and Rick McFarland, CSR and electronics technician
“Our investment in training and development ensures CRDN continues to deliver industry-leading services with the speed, care and consistency our insurance partners and policyholders rely on,” says CEO Wayne Wudyka. “As our network grows, we’re proud to see new partners and graduates carrying forward the expertise and standards that define our brand.”
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