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Posted: November 14, 2023
2023 Commercial Real Estate Visionaries: Ron Fanish of Rainbow Restoration of Westchester
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Rainbow Restoration of Westchester
Ron is always on the cutting-edge of restoration technology. Most recently, he led Rainbow’s adoption of laser cleaning technology. This update has had a number of positive effects: the organization is even more efficient and effective, offering a solution that’s safer, better for the environment, cost-effective, and has unbeatable precision.
What recent project, transaction, or accomplishment are you most proud of?
I’m most proud of how we’ve significantly grown our team. Rainbow now has a large roster of project managers, office staff, and technicians. As a result, we can serve even more clients across the region, helping them rebuild in times of need with the white-glove service they deserve.
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