RestoreCore Celebrates 10 Years in the Lehigh Valley

May 17, 2012 10:02 am
RestoreCore recently enjoyed its 1 year anniversary at its new Lehigh Valley facility on 969 Postal Road in Allentown, and celebrated 10 years of service in the Lehigh Valley with a grand celebration on May 9th at its Allentown location.
 
RestoreCore, Inc. is a family-owned business with roots tracing back five generations. The company, as it is recognized today, was started in 1979 when Mike Goldberg began a small, high-end commercial and residential remodeling firm specializing in working with historic residences within the Central PA region. Since its inception over three decades ago, Mr. Goldberg has earned the distinction of Master Electrician, Master Plumber, and Master Carpenter and has integrated these principals into the foundation of his business.
 
During the 1990’s, the RestoreCore brand was formally incorporated as a full service water and fire restoration company.  With 48 years of experience, Mike Goldberg has seen RestoreCore consistently ranked as one the top tiered restoration service companies in the United States by industry bench marks such as Contractor Connection and various other national insurance carriers.
 
Today, RestoreCore has five offices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey with locations in Central PA, Philadelphia, Central New Jersey, and the Lehigh Valley. Each location is held to the astoundingly high standards practiced by Mike Goldberg, and the generations of ancestors that worked in the construction tradition prior to him.  In that vein, Mike has selected safety, quality, teamwork, and professionalism as RestoreCore’s four core principles that provide the basis for RestoreCore’s ultimate goal, to restore lives through restoration services.
 
“It’s great to be in the Lehigh Valley. I have always viewed the Lehigh Valley to be a strategic location for our clients and market position. It is important to have the appropriate amount of resources available for our clients when a disaster strikes. We look forward to growing our Lehigh Valley presence further, and providing a leading level of service in our industry.”  – Mike Goldberg
 
RestoreCore Lehigh Valley Team
 
Left to Right: Luis E. Campos, Director of Sales & Marketing, RestoreCore; Barry Diehl, Owner, Neighborhood Dry Cleaner; Lisa Pektor, Regional President, PennCap Properties
 

 

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See RestoreCore at the 2012 NJAA Conference & Expo!

May 10, 2012 1:55 pm

On May 22nd and 23rd, head to the Atlantic City Convention Center to see RestoreCore at the NJAA Annual Conference and Expo. The New Jersey Apartment Association is a non-profit group that represents the builders, developers, owners, and managers of nearly 200,000 rental properties in the state of New Jersey, as well as many suppliers to the multi-family housing industry.

The New Jersey apartment industry will gather at the NJAA’s 23rd annual tradeshow in order to network, attend education programs, and see the latest products now available. RestoreCore is thrilled to be attending and participating at booth 418.

The mission of the NJAA is to advance and protect the welfare of the New Jersey apartment industry. In addition, the NJAA is dedicated to providing services and opportunities that improve and support the apartment management profession.

If you’re interested in attending the annual NJAA conference, and seeing RestoreCore, please click here.

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RestoreCore Preserves a Piece of History

May 3, 2012 10:01 am

RestoreCore was chosen for the unique privilege of cleaning and renovating the US Airways Airbus A320 involved in the “Miracle on the Hudson”. The plane was in need of being prepared for permanent display at the Carolina’s Aviation Museum in North Carolina.

On January 15, 2009 US Airways flight 1549 departed LaGuardia Airport, and was hit by a flock of geese during takeoff from the runway. The incident resulted in the loss of both engines. Luckily for the passengers on board, the flight safely landed on the icy Hudson River, and all 155 passengers and crew members were securely evacuated. This historic happening resulted in one of the most miraculous events in the history of aviation.

RestoreCore was awarded the challenging task of decontaminating, cleaning, and drying the cabin of the plane so that it could then be transported to the museum. Most restoration jobs require techniques that restore property to like-new condition, but this was a special case – the museum wanted the plane to look just as it did immediately following the crash. The tricky part was to make the plane safe for transport and exhibition, while still maintaining the appearance as if it had just crashed. RestoreCore used pioneering measures for decontamination, mold remediation, cleaning, and complete drying of the “Miracle on the Hudson” in order to prep the plan for display.

After RestoreCore completed the preservation and restoration, “Miracle on the Hudson” was transported to Carolina’s Aviation Museum (http://www.carolinasaviation.org) in Charlotte, North Carolina. Ironically, Charlotte was the original destination for Flight 1549 – better late than never.

“It’s an amazing site. I’ll never forget it.”- Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, pilot of flight 1549.

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