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Structural Damage Restoration Services

HARBRO’s strengths lie in coordinating restoration projects of any commercial or private structure following damage from natural disasters, fire, flooding, and vehicle collisions. Extensive experience in commercial, residential, highrise and community restoration has given us the skills we need to achieve outstanding results.

Structural Damage Restoration by Vehicles, Earthquakes or Other Means

Our team quickly gets involved in engineering and planning to develop a working strategy and create a turn key approach that allows us to restore damaged properties to pre-loss conditions.

There are a multitude of possibilities in how a building can become damaged by vehicles or other means. Some of the common damages may consist of compromising the structural integrity of the building, marring of cosmetic features, and damaging of windows and doors, fencing, block walls, broken pipes and any other structural elements.

Before After

HARBRO provides services such as shoring, bracing, temporary fencing and power, securing of the building, demolition and total restoration of the property after vehicle damage has occurred.

We will work with city officials and architects to coordinate necessary documents for proceeding with the restoration of vehicle-damaged property.

It is critical to secure your property immediately following initial damage. HARBRO will respond 24/7.

Other HARBRO Restoration Services

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For more information on environmental remediation, call HARBRO 24/7 at 800.266.5677 so we can dispatch the appropriate crews immediately.

We are a full service mitigation, restoration and reconstruction provider for properties damaged by water, fire, flood and other disasters. We have offices throughout Southern CA, Northern CA, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix and Las Vegas.

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PROJECT COORDINATOR | SAN FRANCISCO, CA

Job Summary:  The Project Coordinator directly solicits fire, water, roof collapse, vehicle, earthquake, wind, and any other catastrophe type damage losses in order to sign up emergency and/or reconstruction work.

 

Essential Functions:

  1. Promotes and markets Har-Bro Inc.’s services in a positive and constructive manner.
  2. Develops new accounts.
  3. Proactive in gathering and turning in information and business cards to Management team regarding potential commercial or residential clients, new competition, Pa.’s, Property Management Co.’s, Cities and Fire Authorities, Insurance Co.’s, brokers/agents and any other potential lead.
  4. Performs minor board ups and physically help crews on emergencies as needed.
  5. Responsible to qualify call in work from various sources.

Protocol with Dispatch

  1. Responds to pages from dispatch immediately.
  2. Forms a quick assessment of the situation to determine if it is a viable lead.
  3. After being paged with a loss, does one of the following and immediately informs dispatch:
  1. Immediately goes to the site (95% of the time). Dispatch will continue to work the loss and collect more data and update PC accordingly.
  2. If the situation warrants it, follows up at a later time (i.e. fatality)
  3. Notifies another PC to help with the loss (very large loss, multiple large losses hit or loss is in an area near another PC).
  4. Determines it is not a good loss to run on and document why not.

Protocol at new loss:

  1. Provides a confirmation of address and quick assessment of loss to Dispatch once at loss.
  2. Establishes communication with responsible individuals at loss, ie: owners, management, fire dept. personnel etc.
  3. Uses the S.O.C. method to determine how to handle the loss:

(S)ize:  Size of the loss dictates how to handle each loss and amount of effort and attention required.  (i.e. a 500K commercial loss will take a great deal of attention vs. a 15K detached residential garage fire).

(O)wners:  The type of property owners also dictates how to handle each loss and the amount of attention required.

(C)arrier:  The insurance carrier is a key factor in determining loss.   Some losses may be underinsured, total losses or uninsured, which changes the dynamics of each loss and how it is to be handled.

  1.  Updates dispatch as loss develops and notify Dispatch when leaving the scene to update the status of the loss.

If the loss is signed:  

  1. Gets all proper paperwork signed and call for crews if needed to assist with emergency.
  2. Functions as the contact person and is actively involved in maintaining the emergency and seeing that it is coordinated efficiently and properly.
  3. Notifies Management if a PM needs to be assigned immediately.
  4. Responsible to fill out an “Emergency Temp Report” for each day of emergency services performed by the construction crews and subcontractors while under the PC’s supervision.  Also, SPO’s are to be filled out by the PC for all approved subcontractors called out to each emergency.
  5. Forms must be turned in ASAP along with the contract documents. 

If the loss is not signed:

  1. Determine if the lead will need further follow-up and how it should be handled.
  2. Inform Dispatcher on the course of action to be taken.

QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS

Experience:

  1. Construction background required, must be familiar with construction tools and equipment.
  2. Proven track record in sales.

Requirements:

  1. Able to work with constructions tools for emergency board ups / cover ups on various types of building structures.
  2. Able to drive a company truck, clean DMV and current drivers license.
  3. Maintain a professional image through appearance and actions at all times.
  4. Treat coworkers, potential clients, clients, sub-contractors, and insurance representatives, with respect at all times.
  5. High integrity, desire to succeed, and winning attitude.

Skills: Must be self motivated, self disciplined, be competitive team player, have strong presentation and interpersonal skills, and excellent follow through skills.

Availability: Work hours are based on a monthly schedule using shifts that are assigned to each individual PC.  Hours vary and may extend beyond the scheduled time slot depending on the losses encountered and how they are maintained.  Follow up hours are not scheduled and are the responsibility of each PC to coordinate and schedule appropriately to maintain and work each loss.  PC’s are responsible to notify dispatch, other PC’s and management when conflicts arise in an attempt to help handle existing schedules or when conflicts arise due to a large or multiple losses on a shift.

Bilingual skills: Spanish / English preferred.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | SAN JOSE, CA

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | SAN FRANCISCO, CA

 

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | SEATTLE, WA

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | LAS VEGAS, NV

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | PORTLAND, OR

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | PHOENIX, AZ

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | VALENCIA, CA

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

CARPENTER/ (DRYWALL/ FRAMING) | RIVERSIDE, CA

Job Summary:  The Carpenter performs general carpentry as directed by the Superintendent.

Essential Functions:

  1. Views affected areas and determine tools and techniques to use.
  2. Reads blueprints to determine the placement of work.
  3. Calculates material estimates as directed.
  4. Performs stain-grade trim work and does the layout for stairs and common rafters.
  5. Hangs doors, drills and sets door hardware, and sets windows.
  6. Performs board-ups and temporary roof covers as needed.
  7. Responds to emergencies when on call.
  8. Does drywall work when needed.
  9. Other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications/ Skills

  1. Ability to perform manual, physical labor.
  2. Clean DMV driving record.
  3. Craftsman with skills above a general laborer.
  4. Able to use hand tools and electric tools safely and effectively.
  5. Strong understanding of construction and remodeling practices, procedures, techniques, materials, tools and equipment.
  6. Working knowledge of specifications, quality control, cost control and safety.
  7. Knowledge of drywall techniques and the ability to repair or replace.

 

Experience / Requirements / Physical Requirements:

  1. Minimum of three years of carpentry experience in all phases of construction.
  2. Completion of an approved apprentice program strongly desired.
  3. A combination of commercial and residential experience is acceptable.
  4. Regular attendance and punctuality required.
  5. Available to work:
    1. 24 hours a day seven days a week.
    2. Over 40 hours a week as needed.
    3. On an on-call basis.
  6. Skills and ability to perform the physical demands of the position. See Attached.

Other Requirements:

Bilingual skills (Spanish / English) may be preferred but not mandatory.

ACCOUNT MANAGER | SAN FRANCISCO, CA

We are seeking a highly motivated Account Manager with strong marketing skills to contribute their talents to our San Francisco, CA location.

As an Account Manager at HARBRO you will be responsible for developing new business, seeking new prospects and managing customer activities related to development programs.

Qualifications:

As an Account Manager at HAR-BRO, you can look forward to the following:

But most importantly, you can look forward to a great working environment!

ACCOUNT MANAGER | PHOENIX, AZ

We are seeking a highly motivated Account Manager with strong marketing skills to contribute their talents to our Phoenix, AZ location.

As an Account Manager at HARBRO you will be responsible for developing new business, seeking new prospects and managing customer activities related to development programs.

Qualifications:

As an Account Manager at HAR-BRO, you can look forward to the following:

But most importantly, you can look forward to a great working environment!

LABORER | PORTLAND, OR

We are in search of a dynamic Laborer, who lives in the Portland, OR area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

The Laborer performs drywall work and other general construction work as directed by the Superintendent on site.

Essential Functions:

Job Qualifications/Skills

Experience/Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | SACRAMENTO, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Sacramento, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | SAN JOSE, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the San Jose, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | SAN FRANCISCO, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the San Francisco, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | VALENCIA, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Valencia, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | RIVERSIDE, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Riverside, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | LAS VEGAS, NV

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Las Vegas, NV area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | SAN DIEGO, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the San Diego, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | PHOENIX, AZ

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Phoenix, AZ area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

WATER TECH | PORTLAND, OR

We are in search of a dynamic Water Tech, who lives in the Portland, OR area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO Water and Mold Technician, your primary responsibilities are to perform dry-down procedures and mold remediation in residential and commercial settings.

Essential Functions: Water

Mold

Job Qualifications/ Skills

Experience / Physical Requirements:

Other Requirements:

SUPERINTENDENT | SEATTLE, WA

We are in search of a dynamic Superintendent, who lives in the Seattle, WA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

The Superintendent works for the Project Manager of the site; is supervised by the PM, and reports to the PM. The Superintendent should report at least three times a week on the status of the job to the PM. A Superintendent may be required to perform additional duties to support the PM.

Responsibilities:

Project Schedule

Subcontractor Selection

Permits & Inspections

Site Supervision / Quality Control

Interaction with Owner

Schedule the Work

Control Costs

Job Log / Support for Job File

Project Safety

Supervise In-House Labor Force

Punchlist / Closeout

Experience / Requirements:

Available to work:

SUPERINTENDENT | LAS VEGAS, NV

We are in search of a dynamic Superintendent, who lives in the Las Vegas, NV area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

The Superintendent works for the Project Manager of the site; is supervised by the PM, and reports to the PM. The Superintendent should report at least three times a week on the status of the job to the PM. A Superintendent may be required to perform additional duties to support the PM.

Responsibilities:

Project Schedule

Subcontractor Selection

Permits & Inspections

Site Supervision / Quality Control

Interaction with Owner

Schedule the Work

Control Costs

Job Log / Support for Job File

Project Safety

Supervise In-House Labor Force

Punchlist / Closeout

Experience / Requirements:

Available to work:

PROJECT MANAGER | RIVERSIDE, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Project Manager, who lives in the Riverside, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO PM, you will joining our fast-moving restoration team to help LEAD the entire scope of restoration projects, including sales, marketing, estimating, budgeting, hands on customer service, and much, much more…

Position Requirements:

As a PROJECT MANAGER at HARBRO, you can look forward to the following advantages:

PROJECT MANAGER | PHOENIX, AZ

We are in search of a dynamic Project Manager, who lives in the Phoenix, AZ area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO PM, you will joining our fast-moving restoration team to help LEAD the entire scope of restoration projects, including sales, marketing, estimating, budgeting, hands on customer service, and much, much more…

Position Requirements:

As a PROJECT MANAGER at HARBRO, you can look forward to the following advantages:

PROJECT MANAGER | PORTLAND, OR

We are in search of a dynamic Project Manager, who lives in the Portland, OR area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO PM, you will joining our fast-moving restoration team to help LEAD the entire scope of restoration projects, including sales, marketing, estimating, budgeting, hands on customer service, and much, much more…

Position Requirements:

As a PROJECT MANAGER at HARBRO, you can look forward to the following advantages:

PROJECT MANAGER | SAN FRANCISCO, CA

We are in search of a dynamic Project Manager, who lives in the San Francisco, CA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO PM, you will joining our fast-moving restoration team to help LEAD the entire scope of restoration projects, including sales, marketing, estimating, budgeting, hands on customer service, and much, much more…

Position Requirements:

As a PROJECT MANAGER at HARBRO, you can look forward to the following advantages:

PROJECT MANAGER | SEATTLE, WA

We are in search of a dynamic Project Manager, who lives in the Seattle, WA area, to contribute their talents to our growing company.

As a HARBRO PM, you will joining our fast-moving restoration team to help LEAD the entire scope of restoration projects, including sales, marketing, estimating, budgeting, hands on customer service, and much, much more…

Position Requirements:

As a PROJECT MANAGER at HARBRO, you can look forward to the following advantages:

Jessica Locke

Regional Manager of Business Development for the Pacific Northwest

Regional Manager of Business Development for HARBRO’s Pacific Northwest division, Jessica Locke is responsible for growing HARBRO’s Greater Seattle Area branch office and assisting with the growth of the Portland, OR, branch office. She is an expert in positioning her team for growth by gathering and interpreting information, identifying improvement opportunities, and establishing policies and processes that drive efficiency and quality. She has 20 years’ experience in the service and construction industries combined.

From an early age, Jessica was self-driven and began building her career well before she knew what her career would be. In high school, she began working in the service industry and subsequently thrived in jobs that allowed her to serve and build genuine relationships with others. She entered sales after college in 2003 and in 2007 joined Pipeline Plumbing & Consulting (Bellevue) in an administrative role that quickly saw her ascend to Vice President of Sales in the short span of 3 years. This was a key opportunity for her because she was entrusted with growing the company while the owner transitioned into retirement. She was able to build significant relationships with clients that included property managers and homeowner associations. Her impressive accomplishment drew HARBRO’s attention and Jessica was likewise drawn by HARBRO’s client-centered values—professionalism, knowledge, honesty, reliability—the same that had made her own career successful, and in 2014 she joined HARBRO as an Account Manager in Seattle. Three short years later, Jessica’s leadership and relational skills, and notable extensive experience in a short timeframe, propelled her to her current position leading HARBRO’s Pacific Northwest division. It is clear from her rapid success that Jessica has an exceptional ability to quickly absorb new information and adapt to situations, a talent that serves her clients well in an industry in which fast, prudent decisions are requisite.

Jessica lives in the Greater Seattle Area with her husband and their 2-year-old son. She and her family love to snow ski and do all things outdoors, including little Wyatt, who is quite the sportsman already.

Jessica can be reached directly at (425) 656-0500

Kathy Lawler

Director of Business Development | Southern California

Kathy Lawler is the Director of Business Development for HARBRO’s Southern California operations. She oversees all account managers and steers marketing efforts for HARBRO’s offices in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino / Riverside, San Diego, and Santa Clarita.

Kathy got her start in the restoration industry in 1995 when she agreed to fill for an office manager who was absent on maternity leave at a well-known restoration firm. She was a natural fit for the position and, when it unexpectedly became permanent, Kathy began an enduring career. She joined HARBRO in 2007 as a Senior Account Manager and for the next 10 years worked alongside the HARBRO staff and in the many office locations that she now leads, gleaning detailed knowledge of HARBRO’s day-to-day operations and seeing the company’s vision and mission in action. Her experience, good judgment, and innate business acumen secured the trust of clients and confidence of her team, and clearly merited a promotion to her current position, Director of Business Development for Southern California, which she assumed in 2016.

After 25 years in the restoration industry and many more ahead of her at HARBRO, Kathy is clear about the reason for her longevity: the restoration world is an unassuming, yet indispensable, industry that is fluid, challenging, and complex on a daily basis. A key driver of business at HARBRO, she believes, is that every day ends with a sense of impactful accomplishment that someone at HARBRO has helped another person through a traumatic disaster—the type of work product that inspires a life work, not just a career.

Out of the office, Kathy adores making memories with her three sons and four grandkids, and also playing a little golf now and then. She is a member of many industry professional groups, particularly BOMA.

Ryan Rusler

Vice President of Business Development

Ryan Rusler is the Vice President of Business Development at HARBRO. He assists companies to develop disaster preparedness and mitigation plans; he spends the majority of his time consulting with clients before an emergency occurs. He has been responding to building disasters for HARBRO’s commercial real estate clients across the West Coast for over ten years.

Ryan joined HARBRO in 2007 after graduating from Colorado State University with a degree in business administration. Along side, he also went on to earn his Leadership and Management certificate from the University of California, Berkeley, to continue leading his team and serving clients to his utmost ability.

A lifelong outdoorsman and athlete, Ryan’s innate energy served him well at a company that gave him autonomy and rewarded his effort. For his work and genuine passion for HARBRO’s mission, he gained the respect of his colleagues and earned greater responsibilities that led him to executive positions in the short span of 10 years.

Now, Ryan is responsible for cultivating business and mentoring sales teams in all of HARBRO’s Northern California region encompassing three offices. Ryan is certified in water restoration (IICRC-WRT); mold remediation (IICRC-AMRT); OSHA 10-hour, asbestos 40-hour; lead 8 hour (IICRC); and Incident Command Systems 100, 200, 300, 700, and 800. He is also a High Rise Fire Life Safety Director with San Francisco’s Local 39.

Ryan lives in Oakland, California, with his wife and their dog. They all (including the pooch!) love to explore the outdoors whether in their town or another country. Additionally, Ryan volunteers his time at career development and recruiting events at his alma mater, Colorado State University.

Ryan can be reached directly at (650) 670-2110

Dan Haslam

Las Vegas Branch Manager

Following the retirement of one of HARBRO’s most long-serving executives, Dan Haslam was hand-picked to lead HARBRO’s Nevada operations as the Las Vegas Branch Manager. Dan has dedicated more than a decade to his colleagues and clients at HARBRO and has exemplified HARBRO’s values of work ethic and dependability, with a commitment to people over all else. Dan is steering the Las Vegas office with confidence in his team and continued dedication to HARBRO’s clients.

Immediately after graduation in 2005 at Boise State University with a degree in construction management, Dan he immediately went to work as a superintendent for a luxury residential builder overseeing 10 to 15 major construction projects at once, until the Great Recession halted residential construction. At that time, he came to HARBRO for the opportunity to train in a new industry and join a company that continued to grow when others were collapsing. Dan built his management skills in junior, then senior, project management roles before stepping into executive leadership as Las Vegas Branch Manager, his current role. Dan demonstrated courage from an early age to forge his own path. At HARBRO, this courage has emerged as an ability to respond to unpredictable situations with composure and assurance, which he has gained through decades of adapting to various work environments, responsibilities, and personalities. Dan’s favorite aspect of his career at HARBRO is the chance to experience the joy of helping people put their lives back together after a crisis.

Dan and his wife have been married for over 17 years and together they have two daughters.

Dan is IICRC certified as a Water Damage Technician, Lead Renovator, and Asbestos Abatement Contractor/Supervisor in Fire & Smoke Remediation, Odor Control, Applied Structural Drying, and Applied Microbial Remediation. Dan can be reached directly at (702) 241-3030 or dan.haslam@harbro.com.

Keith Dixon

Silicon Valley Branch Manager

Keith was born in Oakland, California, into a family of contractors led by his grandfather. Being raised among skilled tradesmen, Keith naturally developed the talents and experience that would shape his career. Today, Keith is Branch Manager of HARBRO’s San Jose office, where he has taken on a significant opportunity to build a team and client base from the ground up by emphasizing outstanding customer service that is, in his words, “worthy of the HARBRO signature.”

Following years of learning his family’s business, Keith pursued a formal education at Howard University, earning a bachelor’s degree in communications in 2009. After graduation, he returned to the carpentry and electrical trades for five years before joining HARBRO as a carpenter/floorman in the San Francisco Bay Area. Keith demonstrated a mastery of his craft and an aptitude for effective communication. Spurred by his mentors, namely Geno Gonzalez, Keith expanded his skills and learned to build genuine, fruitful business relationships. As a result, Keith rose quickly into project management and after two years was chosen to take the helm of the growing San Jose office. Keith’s ability to both manage business operations as well as “get his hands dirty” on a project site, if necessary, is invaluable to his team and clients. As Branch Manager, his focus is to spread the HARBRO name in the Silicon Valley / greater San Jose area by providing leadership and exemplary customer service in an industry that demands agility, flexibility, and razor-sharp focus.

Keith lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and has an insatiable love for travelling and discovering new food and music. His all-time favorite food is barbeque. Keith can be reached directly at (650) 670-2320 or keith.dixon@harbro.com.

Sandra McCombs

Branch Manager | Sacramento, CA

Sandra McCombs is the Sacramento, California Branch Manager. Sandra came to HARBRO in 2004 with a formidable combination of diverse skills and sense of self determination that has driven her career. Fourteen years in HARBRO’s Signal Hill headquarters office has prepared her thoroughly to lead a team of her own and grow one of HARBRO’s emergent branches serving California’s capital city and region.

Sandra lives by her motto, “never miss an opportunity to learn something new.” She began at HARBRO 14 years ago in Technical Services department doing billing and payroll. Within weeks of starting her first duties, she earned the confidence of her then-supervisor Jim Franklin to take on greater responsibilities. Throughout the next six years, she wore many hats, including managing inventory and personnel in the company’s central warehouse. She clearly had shown an aptitude for management and was soon promoted to Junior Project Manager under the tutelage of a fellow project manager. She gives much credit to HARBRO’s culture of mentorship and is deeply grateful for the alertness of HARBRO’s leaders to their employees’ ambitions and their readiness to provide resources and open doors. Along the way, she says, her HARBRO mentors, particularly regional manager Tom Henley, always noticed she had more to give and responded with real opportunities.

Sandra is IICRC certified as a Water Damage Technician, Lead Renovator, and Asbestos Abatement Contractor/Supervisor in Fire & Smoke Remediation, Odor Control, Applied Structural Drying, and Applied Microbial Remediation.

Sandra is an avowed country music superfan, mostly of the “old school” style. A fun, little-known fact about Sandra is that she was raised on a turkey ranch—Gobble gobble!

Sandra can be reached directly at (562) 533-2955

Timothy Young

Branch Manager | Portland, OR

Responding to emergencies, disasters and catastrophes in a rapid, but calm and efficient way came naturally to Tim Young when he was an EMT and Volunteer Firefighter for 10 years in Riverside County, California. So, he says, working for a company like HARBRO where he could react in real time to fires, floods, and even non-emergency calls was a “perfect fit.”

Born in San Antonio, Texas, his parent’s had to move and relocate many times in his first few years of life, due to his father’s stint in the U. S. Air Force. His family finally settled in Southern California, where he was raised. When he became a young man, Tim worked just over 10 years for a 50-employee masonry company where he got to spread his wings and learn the trade from the ground up – literally and figuratively. He relocated to the lush country of Oregon, where he joined HARBRO in August 2012 as a Project Manager, and through hard work and dedication quickly rose in ranks and was promoted to Portland Branch Manager in August, 2014.

Tim holds a B.S. in Business Management from Liberty University, with an A.S. in Fire Technology. He is certified as an Applied Microbial Remediation Technician and a Water Damage Restoration Technician by IICRC. Through HARBRO, Tim is also a member of BOMA and the Oregon & Southwest Washington Chapter of IFMA. He holds a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) Certification from and is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management, as well as a member of the International Code Council (ICC).

Tim is a master when responding to emergencies, and prides himself on three traits he learned from a mentor he had as a younger man: ethics, honesty, and being a Jack of all trades. His Oregon team follows his lead and they are cross-trained to help clients in a variety of all types of situations. Like all HARBRO offices, the Portland team responds 24/7/365 for emergency restoration services. You can contact Tim at (503) 482-6720

Max Zamoshkin

Branch Manager | Phoenix, AZ

Max Zamoshkin was born in Russia and immigrated to the United States with his family in 1989 when he was just six years old and credits his strong work ethic to his parents who immigrated to America with almost no money but with a desire to provide their family with the opportunities they never had.

Max joined the HARBRO family in September 2010 as an Account Manager and quickly began to establish strong relationships with clients who previously did not know of HARBRO’s dedication to the highest levels of quality and customer satisfaction. In August 2013, Max was promoted to Phoenix Branch Manager to continue building upon the strong client relationships he helped establish as well as secure new client accounts that would help growth and expand the Phoenix office.

Previously Max worked for a local land developer overseeing the construction of large thousand-plus family sub-divisions, and worked with several local municipalities in urban development and revitalization projects, but he also acquired the business acumen needed for long-term success. Max graduated from Arizona State University Barrett Honors College with a BS in Finance, and earned an MBA from ASU’s W.P. Carey School of Business. Max is also certified by the IICRC for Water Damage Restoration and Fire & Smoke Restoration, and has the AHERA Supervisor Certification for Asbestos Removal & Remediation.

Through HARBRO, Max is also a member of the Arizona Chapter of IFMA and BOMA, and volunteers his time with various non-profit organizations like Habitat for Humanity.

The Phoenix team prides itself on; immediate response to the complex and urgent needs of their clients, the utmost integrity and dedication to quality on every job they perform regardless of the size, and excellent customer service by going beyond client expectations.

Like all HARBRO offices, the Phoenix team responds 24/7/365 for emergency restoration services. You can contact Max at (480) 449-3900

Norton Engen

Branch Manager | Valencia Office

A 17-year veteran of HARBRO, Norton Engen joined the company in 1994 as a foreman and has held a variety of positions during his career, most recently being promoted to Branch Manager for HARBRO in Valencia, Calif.

Engen was raised in the business by his father who also remains as general contractor. Engen credits his upbringing to his solid structural background in all phases of the construction industry. He remains focused on “integrity, dedication to quality and outstanding customer service.”

His other positions at HARBRO include assistant superintendent in charge of multimillion dollar H.O.A. projects following the Northridge earthquake, superintendent and senior superintendent in the Chatsworth office, and senior project manager and assistant branch manager in Long Beach.

Engen lives with his family in Torrance. Like all HARBRO offices, the Valencia team responds 24/7/365 for emergency restoration services. You can contact Norton at (661) 705-0100

Jorge Reza

Branch Manager | San Diego Office

Growing up the second youngest and the 9th of 10 kids, Jorge “George” Reza was used to competing and working hard for whatever he got in life. Nothing was handed to him on a silver platter.

His father was a hard worker, and so was his mother, who he says had the “toughest career” as a housewife and mother of 8 boys and 2 girls. Young Jorge learned what work was, and saw the benefits of working hard.

“I received an AA Degree in college, but couldn’t decide where to go educationally from there, I just wanted to work,” Jorge says. So he worked his way up the ranks to management in a grocery store, moonlighting to earn his Contractor’s License and eventually run his own construction business specializing in kitchen and bath remodels. He never advertised once. All his work came by referral—which is how he came to HARBRO, he was referred by a HARBRO manager who was impressed with Jorge’s work ethic.

Jorge joined HARBRO in 2001 at the Riverside office as a Project Manager and four years later was promoted to a Senior Project Manager, then in 2009 he was promoted to his current position as Branch Manager of the San Diego office. Born and raised in Orange County, CA, moving a few miles down south was a natural fit. Jorge and his wife of 25 years have two boys in High School, and Jorge enjoys watching the two boys excel in baseball and water polo at their high school. Among his certificates, Jorge is certified in Mold & Water by IICRC.

Jorge says he enjoys being able to provide honest and important information and guidance to Har-Bro clients when they’re in a time of need and uncertainty. His main hobbies are water sports and remodeling his house.

The San Diego team responds 24/7/365 for emergency restoration services. You can contact Jorge at (619) 398-0200

David Ross

Branch Manager | Riverside Office

David Ross got his start in the construction and restoration industry in 1983 when he began working with his father in the family’s painting and restoration business. He left only to serve in the U.S. military from 1992 to 1996, including a tour in Somalia for Operation Restore Hope and Operation Continue Hope. Upon his return home in 1996, he went back to work with his father and his brother in the same business until he joined HARBRO in 2007. When he arrived at HARBRO, his lifelong, personal investment in the industry translated naturally to success and he quickly earned a promotion to Senior Project Manager and now as Branch Manager for the Riverside/San Bernardino Counties.

David’s most distinctive traits are his dedication and diligence in everything he gets involved in. His hands-on and compassionate approach are fruits of the long, industrious years working with his father and brother. Using his own sports analogy, David attributes his longevity to being on the “marquee team of the restoration industry,” referring to HARBRO, “they are always going to the Super Bowl.” Since the moment he was first intrigued by HARBRO, the company whose logo he saw on a church after it had been destroyed by fire, David is continually inspired by the company that is always doing the best on every job, hiring the best people, and having standards with the utmost integrity.

As the Branch Manager of the Riverside/San Bernardino Counties, David is driven to create a culture and vision that will have the thumbprints of each of his team members, all of whom he expects to rise together and succeed together. David is IICRC certified as a Water Damage Technician, Lead Renovator, and Asbestos Abatement Contractor/Supervisor in Fire & Smoke Remediation, Odor Control, Applied Structural Drying, and Applied Microbial Remediation.

David lives in Corona with his wife and two children, with whom he loves to go camping, boating and doing anything that involves good, quality family time.

David can be reached directly at (951) 680-8900

David Adams

Vice President of Environmental Services

David Adams is the founder of Orange County—based ENVIROCON Contracting, Inc., the reputable asbestos and lead abatement firm recently acquired by HARBRO. David, a 30-year veteran of the mechanical insulation, abatement, and demolition industry, has joined HARBRO in the capacity of Vice President of Environmental Services. David will lead HARBRO’s effort to address what in the past few years has become an evident and pressing need of our clients to have available the full spectrum of asbestos abatement services directly from one trusted source–HARBRO.

David graduated from California State University, Chico, in 1980 and shortly thereafter began his career as an estimator with Orange County—based insulation contractor, Karcher Environmental. Shortly after he was hired, he earned a key promotion that placed him at the helm of the company’s asbestos abatement division. He led that division for several years and then joined Penhall Company, a construction services contractor, in 1988 as vice president of sales and marketing to launch its environmental services division.

In 1990, leveraging 6 short, but rigorous years’ worth of technical expertise, management experience, and business acumen, he founded ENVIROCON Contracting, Inc., specializing in asbestos and lead abatement, and has been acting president until the company’s recent acquisition by HARBRO. David is now Vice President of Environmental Services at HARBRO and will oversee all operations, reach out to HARBRO’s various operation centers, enhance HARBRO’s service capabilities, foster new business, and ensure continuity of service to ENVIROCON’s existing client base.

David is a Southern California native and a 1973 graduate of Glendora High School. Outside of the office, David enjoys traveling, skiing, fishing, music, and painting. He has played guitar since age 11 and, for the past 25 years, has been a member of The Hurricanes, an event and party rock and surf band. He has been married to his wife, Debbie, for 30 years and together they have three adult children, Nic, Jack, and Sydney. Dave and his wife live in San Clemente.

David can be reached at (714) 827-6200

Geno Gonzalez

VP and Regional Manager | Northern California

Geno Gonzalez was born and raised in San Francisco, California. He attended the University of Southern California where he graduated in 1992. Geno joined the HARBRO team in 1995 and immediately accelerated within the company.

In 1996, Geno was relocated to Nevada to take the lead in opening HARBRO’s Las Vegas office. He was able to get the Las Vegas office up and running and managed it for five years. Geno returned to the Bay Area in 2001 as a Senior Project Manager for HARBRO of Northern California.

In 2007 Geno was promoted to become the Regional Manager for the Bay Area and is responsible for the Northern California operation which includes: Project Management, Production, Sales and Marketing. Recently, Geno was named Vice President and Regional Manager and is responsible for overseeing all facets of the business for HARBRO’s San Francisco Bay area office as well as our Sacramento branch office.

Clients in Northern California can depend on Genos’ Integrity, Dedication to Quality and focus on communication for residential, commercial and industrial restoration projects.

Geno can be reached at (510) 887-8500

Todd J. Smith

VP and Regional Manager | Seattle, WA

Customers in the Greater Seattle Area can rely on Todd’s experience and dedication to customer service. He is a high honors graduate of the University of Southern California with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Law & Society. Since 1993 he has been an integral part of the HARBRO team. He is responsible for the coordination and sales of hundreds of construction projects ranging from the small $250 repairs to the $5,000,000 earthquake restoration projects.

His outstanding team includes five project managers, production personnel and administrative support. The division has experienced significant growth over the past five years due to Todd’s un-compromised high standards of quality. His style is welcoming and service driven. Do not hesitate to contact him directly at (425) 656-0500.

Tom Henley

VP and Regional Manager | Southern California

Customers in Southern California can rely on Tom Henley’s 20 years experience with HARBRO for their emergency restoration and reconstruction losses. Tom’s technical knowledge is second to none, and with his attention to detail with every loss that comes through our Southern California office- that makes him a great leader for the division.

Tom was born and raised in Southern California. Upon graduating at UCSB he immediately went into teaching upper elementary and middle school for the next 10 years. In 1984 Tom was hired on at HARBRO as an entry level Project Manager. Soon after he headed the Tenant Improvement Division at HARBRO in the late 80’s and returned as Sr. Project Manager during and after Hurricane Iniki in Kauii and the Northridge Earthquake.

In 2005 Tom’s tenure as Sr. Project Manager ended so that he can move up as the Branch Manager for HARBRO in the Southern California office in Signal Hill.

Tom currently lives in Tustin Ranch with his wife of 28 years. He has coached youth soccer for the past 19 years in Tustin and is currently coaching 11-12 year old girls All-Star Team. Tom also serves on the Board of Directors of his Homeowners Association.

Tom is a great leader with compassion in everything he does and with every person he works with. Tom can be reached directly at 562.528.5103.

John Temoyan

Vice President

John Temoyan joined HARBRO in 2005 as Business Development Representative for our Long Beach office. He was quickly promoted to Director of Business Development, helping create HARBRO’s marketing program while further developing customer and broker relations for the firm’s offices. Among many talents that shined through his work, John’s “lunch-and-learn” workshops revealed his knack for teaching. This resulted in his next position as Director of Training for HARBRO. Recently and most notably, John has been promoted to Vice President of HARBRO and will be involved in steering all aspects of HARBRO’s operations alongside CEO James Franklin and President David Moll.

John first entered the industry in 1991 as a Property Claims Adjuster for Safeco Insurance in its Fountain Valley, California, office.  John subsequently was promoted to manager, handling large property losses and suspicious claims throughout Southern California. Additionally, John managed Safeco’s efforts after the Laguna firestorm, the Northridge earthquake, and many lesser-known catastrophes during his time at Safeco. John left Safeco to be the Western Regional National Account Manager for Servpro Industries for nearly three years, and later, working in marketing and project management capacities for local restoration contractors. John is a licensed general contractor, an OSHA Outreach instructor and has IICRC certifications in water damage, mold remediation as well as fire and smoke restoration.

After a year-long sabbatical from the industry, John was introduced to HARBRO, which he states reignited his excitement for his line of work. After meeting HARBRO people whom he described as “noticeably different” in a great way, John notes that HARBRO is a non-traditional workplace where creativity and initiative are rewarded, nurtured, and unbounded—a formula that has propelled his personal success and that of the company’s. “I am looking forward to helping HARBRO achieve its next milestone,” he said.

A Southern Californian through and through, John has been sailing, diving, fishing, and surfing SoCal’s coastal waters, including the Channel Islands and Mexico, for more than 30 years and has even completed the world-famous Transpac Yacht Race from Long Beach to Hawaii! John lives in Mission Viejo, California, with his wife of 26 years and is the proud dad of a recent UC Santa Cruz grad and a soon-to-be Eagle Scout.

John can be reached directly at (562) 528-5111

Karen Kaplan

Chief Financial Officer

One of the key factors in HARBRO’s success over the years has been its strong financial management. As Chief Financial Officer, Karen Kaplan oversees HARBRO’s financial well being. Her keen analytical and problem solving skills are well suited to the management of HARBRO’s accounting divisions. Karen’s attention to detail ensures that all areas under her purview maintain the highest standards.

Karen began her career with Har-Bro in the Accounts Payable department. During that time she was able to successfully manage the department during one of HARBRO’s key growth periods. Karen later took on the role of Collections Manager where she honed her analytical abilities. In 2006, Karen was promoted to Director of Corporate Administration. In her current role Karen oversees all aspects of HARBRO’s Accounting, Human Resources, Payroll and MIS Departments.

Karen lives in Long Beach California with her husband and her two children. She can be reached directly at 562-528-8000

David Moll

President

David R. Moll is the President for Har-Bro Emergency and Restoration Services. He was recruited in 1995 to join HARBRO’s Corporate Office in Southern California as a Project Manager during the North Ridge Earthquake.

Due to his turnkey construction practice and ambition to provide excellent customer service, he was presented with the opportunity to become a Branch Manager and relocated to open an office in Northern California in 1997. Within a couple of years of consistent hard work, he was able to grow in the Northern California market and made it HARBRO’s second largest office.

In early 2000, he was named Vice President and became an integral part in opening up additional Har-Bro offices throughout the West Coast.

Recently, David relocated back to HARBRO’s Corporate office in Southern California, became the company’s President, and is responsible for all facets of the company’s sales, marketing and operations.

David has a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management from Colorado State University, which is one of top schools for construction management in the US. He worked as a carpenter while attending college, and also prior to HARBRO, worked nationwide specializing in the Commercial Construction of Hospitals, Hotels, and Apartment complexes.

He holds a contractor’s license in the CA, NV, WA, OR, and ID, as well as HARBRO’s DOSH license (1072) for Asbestos and Mold work.

In line with HARBRO’s policy of uncompromising dedication to quality and customer satisfaction, David personally inspects every large project ensuring the highest quality of work at all times. His hands-on approach has empowered him to create a well-rounded knowledge of the industry, and contributed to his excellent construction experience.

Currently, David is a member of the Golden West Chapter of the Young’s President Organization (YPO).

James D. Franklin

Ceo

Jim Franklin joined HARBRO in 1981 as an estimator and project manager. Now, in his current role as CEO, he oversees the entire functions of the corporation. As a veteran of the industry, Mr. Franklin has developed his outstanding construction expertise through his dedication to high quality and customer satisfaction.

For over 55 years, HARBRO has specialized in the restoration of properties damaged due to fire, water, earthquake or other catastrophes. Mr. Franklin’s construction project experience includes high-rise buildings, large-scale commercial office and residential complexes, multi-family structures, condominiums, commercial tilt-up and high-end residential projects. He has worked with both private and public sector clients, on insurance restoration, tenant improvement and new construction projects.

Mr. Franklin is the RMO (Registered Member Officer) for many of the company’s contractor licenses for branches in Nevada, California and Arizona.

Over 250 employees in twelve locations look to Mr. Franklin as a source of leadership, knowledge and experience. With a hands-on approach and a team of outstanding project managers, Mr. Franklin is driven to infect his team members with his passion, dedication to quality, integrity and quest for customer satisfaction.

Mr. Franklin has served on several profit and non-profit Boards over the past several years, including El Dorado Bancshares, and CIBA Insurance Services. Mr. Franklin is currently serving on several “for profit” Advisory Boards within the Construction and Real Estate Industries, including Morris Contractors and Caprock Real Estate Funds. His current non profit/ para-church ministry boards include: The Legacy Center of New York, The Free Wheelchair Mission, The National Christian Foundation of California, Maze Ministries, and Trochia Ministries.

Mr. Franklin is also a current member of the Southern California Chapter of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO/YPO Gold).

Harold R. Brown

Chairman

Harold R. Brown is the founder and currently Chairman of the Board for HARBRO, Inc., a leading general contractor specializing in the restoration of properties damaged by fire, water, wind, earthquakes, hurricanes and other catastrophes.

Mr. Brown has spent many years developing expertise and knowledge in the construction industry. He began his career in 1947 as a plastering apprentice. As his career progressed he functioned as a carpenter, superintendent and eventually began running construction businesses in the areas of residential, commercial and industrial construction. Today, the company he founded is a leader in the reconstruction building industry. In addition to reconstruction, HARBRO provides expert services in the areas of estimating, appraising, testimonies, interior design and construction.

In 1952, Mr. Brown went on to serve in the United States Armed Forces, where he worked on projects for the Atomic Energy Commission. Following his career in the service, Mr. Brown earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Southern California. After graduating in 1959, he was employed by Hughes Products/TRW working in the Research and Development Laboratory. Mr. Brown continued to work in the field of construction during college and while employed by Hughes/TRW.

After obtaining his B1 Contractors License in 1960, Mr. Brown established Torrance Builders Construction Company. Originally the company specialized in remodeling residential, commercial and industrial structures. As the company’s reputation grew, it became more focused in the areas of restoration of prestigious homes, commercial and industrial buildings.

Torrance Builders Construction Company was incorporated in 1968 to become what is now HARBRO, Inc. His successful company employs over 250 individuals. HARBRO has a broad range of projects with budgets from $125,000 to $22,000,000. Currently, HARBRO is licensed by the State Contractor’s Board of California, Nevada and Arizona to conduct business in these states.

Harold Brown also serves as an expert witness in a variety of arbitration and court proceedings due to his extensive background and level of professionalism. He started doing his appraisal and expert witness work in 1965.

Ronald J. Mandell

Board Member

Nearing 50 years of professional service in law and dispute resolution, Ronald Mandell is a seasoned authority on legal matters pertaining to construction, real estate, business, and commerce. He has represented varied parties in every facet of the industry and myriad project types. He has negotiated and drafted construction contracts, business purchase and sale agreements, commercial leases, advertising contracts, and contracts for the interior design of major hotels and resorts.

Ronald received an undergraduate degree (1964) in business management and subsequently a Juris Doctorate (1967) from the University of Southern California. In 1968, Ronald was admitted to practice law before all courts in the State of California as well as before the U.S. District Court, District of California, and U.S. Supreme Court. In 1978, he became interested in arbitration and mediation (alternative dispute resolution) as processes enabling parties to resolve their disputes more cheaply and efficiently than litigation. Over the next several years, Ronald trained with the American Arbitration Association (AAA), several bar associations, and the Pepperdine University Strauss Institute for Dispute Resolution to hone the skills required of mediators and arbitrators and, while still practicing law, began arbitrating and mediating disputes. In 2012, Ronald retired from the practice of law and began his alternative dispute resolution practice working primarily through the AAA.

Over the years, Ronald has lectured numerous contractor organizations on construction remedies and construction contracts, practices, and procedures.

Greg Campbell

Board of Directors

In the midst of a disaster, HARBRO’s most critical mission, long before deploying material resources, is to deploy a leader to the front line. Therefore, a fundamental component of HARBRO’s business is an intensive, ongoing focus on developing and supporting leaders. Greg Campbell, a distinguished leadership and management coach of nearly 20 years and life-long leader himself, has been chosen to play an integral part in steering HARBRO’s industry-leading practice as a member of the Board of Directors.

A graduate of Wheaton College in economics and business administration, Greg has served in senior management positions for notable companies such as Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group, of which he was executive vice president and partner, and Richard Ellis, Inc. Greg began his career as a regional manager for Servicemaster and launched from there. His early business acumen propelled him to consecutive executive positions at each company he joined, including J Emil Anderson & Son, Richard Ellis, Homart Development, and Coldwell Banker, until he started his private consultancy. His career history demonstrates an uncommon level of commitment and his colleagues attest to his ethical tenacity.

Professionally, Greg provides leadership coaching and consulting for established executives as well as young professionals, and serves on the boards of several business ventures―Smith Gardens, Enerliance, and Cap Rock Partners. Personally, he invests his time in the service and leadership of such impactful organizations as the Los Angeles Mission and Dave Dravecky’s Endurance. Finally, he heads the Graduate Division Advisory Council at the University of California, Irvine, and has served on the trustee board of his alma mater, Wheaton College.

Greg’s expertise encompasses a breadth of topics that includes leadership development, strategic planning, management, entrepreneurship, team building, public speaking, marketing, and the myriad business management skills that drive successful organizations. He has written two influential books on leadership: The 5-2-1 Principle: Five Processes + Two Questions + One Routine = Success and The Surprising Power of the Coil.

Connie Salios

Board Member

Connie Salios is an experienced entrepreneur and specialist in building and leading successful, impactful organizations. Born and raised in the Midwest (Chicago), Connie and his career have traversed the country and spanned an industry. Having gotten his start in a sales management training program at Sears in the 1970s, Connie hit the ground running and, with a trusted partner, began to build a lucrative business. Connie co-founded Kalty Salios, manufacturers’ representatives, in 1977 and Retail Store Services, a retail merchandising company serving Home Depot stores in the western and southeastern U.S., in 1986. In October 2005, both companies were acquired by Advantage Sales and Marketing, the largest consumer packaged goods sales and merchandising company in North America.

Connie completed his graduate studies in Organizational Leadership in 2002 and for 8 years served as an adjunct professor at Biola University in La Mirada, California, teaching Practical Leadership Theory, Strategy Formulation, and Strategy Implementation.

Connie also served for 6 years as National Managing Partner directing the national growth of The Barnabas Group, a ministry that connects the time, talent, touch, and treasure of Christian marketplace leaders with ministry opportunities.

In addition, Connie is a partner with CLD Consultants in Laguna Beach, California, specializing in organizational development, strategy, and change, and he currently serves on the boards of non-profit (Free Wheel Chair Mission, Pepperdine University Social Entrepreneurship and Change), for-profit (HARBRO Construction, Kellogg Garden Supply), and ministry (The Barnabas Group, Beachpoint Church, Links) organizations.

Connie and his wife of 43 years live in Huntington Beach, California, and have three adult daughters.