Wired Production Group called FRSTeam and we immediately sent our catastrophe response team. Our Electronics experts, Wayne and Cory, immediately headed to Cedar Rapids pulling our response team trailer of on-site cleaning supplies, such as a containment tent, air scrubber, vacuum, testing equipment, etc.

Our goal: get their office back up and running as soon as possible.

We started with a walk-through with the owner. He pointed out which items were priority and which items could be handled off site.

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How FRSTeam Helped Wired Production Get Their Company Back on Track

We set up cleaning stations on-site. Two teams assessed, tested and inventoried the emergency equipment.

When we found emergency equipment that was cost effective to restore, we did so on-site. We brought in an audio engineer to test the equipment to its fullest extent. All non-emergency equipment was transported to a FRSTeam facility to be restored, if viable.

How do we know what to restore, and what to reject? We use a formula that maintains cost efficiency. If it costs more to restore than to replace, that’s not good for the customer and we won’t do it.

So how much did FRSTeam’s restoration services save Wired Production?

• Value Of ELE, Textiles and TLI: $1,664,412
• Restoration: $216,573
• Thanks to restoration, Wired Production saved: $1,447,838