July 2025
Extreme Flooding in Central Texas and North Carolina
A historic flash flood devastated Central Texas earlier this month, claiming lives and destroying homes. In North Carolina, tropical storm Chantal caused additional flooding and deadly consequences.
Our hearts are with every family and business affected. ATI Restoration stands with these communities — not just as restoration professionals, but as neighbors. In Kerrville, our local team is partnering with the San Antonio Apartment Association to deliver essential supplies to families in need
If you or your clients need support, we are here 24/7.
Restoration Tips for Multifamily Property Owners
By Blake Brugman, Anaheim Regional Manager
In multifamily properties, restoration is often reactive, but it doesn’t have to be. A few smart steps can help property managers avoid costly damage, delays, and tenant frustration.
Here’s what I recommend:
Get Ahead on Asbestos Surveys
Even newer buildings require asbestos surveys prior to demolition. Conducting a building survey in advance can save significant time and money. Make sure the report is easily accessible to all onsite personnel and available immediately in case emergency demolition is needed.
Know Your Basics
Perform regular property inspections, especially before the storm season. Clear gutters, check the roof for damage, and ensure all drains are free of debris. Know the locations of all shut-off valves, and make sure your team is familiar with emergency procedures. Having a vetted disaster recovery company on standby is also essential.
Communicate Clearly
Keep tenants informed throughout the restoration process. Set realistic expectations to prevent misunderstandings and reduce frustration.
Avoid DIY Shortcuts
Self-performing work may seem cost-effective but can lead to bigger problems if done improperly. If you handle restoration work in-house, ensure your team has the proper training and tools and is qualified for the scope of the project.
Visit our website to learn more about our work for multifamily clients.
Ryan Moore Named to ASU Sun Devil 100
We’re proud to announce that Ryan Moore, ATI’s President and Chief Growth Officer, has been named to the Sun Devil 100 Class of 2025. This honor from the Arizona State University Alumni Association recognizes global business leaders driving innovation and growth.
“I am honored to be recognized and proud to represent ASU alongside so many inspiring alumni. Grateful for the recognition — and even more grateful for the incredible team at ATI Restoration. None of this is possible without their passion, grit, and dedication.”
-Ryan Moore
Sean Slatinsky Joins ATI
We are excited to welcome Sean Slatinsky as our new Vice President of National Response Services. He will lead nationwide disaster response efforts, bringing over 20 years of field-tested experience, from large-loss commercial projects to national catastrophe response.
A Marine Corps veteran and two-time Ironman, Sean embodies the resilience and leadership our clients count on in the moments that matter most. Read the press release about Sean here.
Jeff Moore Talks Future of Restoration
In a recent IAQ Radio podcast, Jeff Moore, ATI’s President and Chief Acquisitions Officer and President of the Restoration Industry Association (RIA), shared his perspective on topics from improving communication with carriers and addressing payment delays to harnessing AI for greater efficiency. Whether you’re a property manager or insurance partner, the conversation explains where our industry is headed and how ATI is leading the way. Listen to it here.
Thank You for Your Partnership
We’re grateful for the trust you place in ATI. Whether we’re responding to a disaster or supporting the communities we serve, our goal remains the same: to be a reliable, compassionate, and capable partner.