IICRC WRT Water Damage Restoration Technician

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Upon completion of a water damage project, a "Certificate of Completion" or similar document is often signed by the property owner. What is the primary significance of this document from the restorer's perspective?

It confirms the property owner's satisfaction with the work and that the project is complete. It serves as the initial work authorization to begin the project. It automatically transfers the equipment warranty to the property owner. It is a government-required form for reporting all water damage events.

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It confirms the property owner's satisfaction with the work and that the project is complete.

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