Want Growth?
New life for a mature industry.
By adding restoration drycleaning and laundry revenue to the bottom line,
progressive operators are enjoying tremendous growth in a niche market that is
enormous, fast growing and national in scope. Members of CRDN have averaged revenue results of
$21,218/month in their first year, $33,813/month in the second, $45,894/month in
the third, $51,112 in the fourth, and $66,727 in their fifth year. Insurance restoration drycleaning
services can provide you with an opportunity to drive volume and add new
customers while leveraging your existing investments for growth. Best of all,
restoration drycleaning can grow your business exponentially.
The insurance industry is discovering the huge cost savings and strategic value
of paying a drycleaner to restore clothing and other household items damaged by
smoke rather than replacing the items at their retail value. On average,
restoration saves 84% compared to replacement, which means that insurance
companies will benefit from our services and can save millions of dollars each
year.
As a result, restoration drycleaners are becoming a valuable partner to the
insurance industry. Yet no organization has systematically provided restoration
drycleaning services that meet the distinct needs of insurance companies
-- until now.
The Certified Restoration Drycleaning Network (CRDN) was founded on a
time-tested model developed over several years by Wayne Wudyka at Huntington
Cleaners in Huntington Woods, Michigan. The CRDN concept was formalized in
mid-2001 and launched on a nationwide basis.
Restoration drycleaning enables you to:
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Leverage investments in plant and equipment
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Access a market niche unaffected by negative economic cycles
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Enjoy greater business stability.
Now that same business system that propelled Huntington Cleaners' impressive
growth is available for progressive drycleaners by joining the Certified
Restoration Drycleaning Network.
Don't delay. Exclusive territories now are being awarded to new CRDN members on a
first come, first served basis.
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