DRYmedic Restoration

Today's restoration business is about far more than water extraction equipment, air movers and dehumidifiers.

Some franchise brands simply participate in an industry. Others help define where that industry is headed.

DRYmedic Restoration franchisees help communities recover from 403 weather disasters

DRYmedic Restoration franchisees reported $505,438 in gross revenue in 2025

For entrepreneurs interested in the restoration industry, DRYmedic Restoration offers a service-based business focused on residential and commercial mitigation, remediation and reconstruction services following water, fire, smoke and mold damage.

DRYmedic Restoration is a restoration services franchise that helps communities recover from water, fire, and mold damage.

Sisters Brooke Yobo and Lindsay Keyser own DRYmedic Restoration in Florida.

DRYmedic Restoration, the residential and commercial restoration franchise specializing in water, fire, and mold remediation, closed out 2025 with strong development momentum and a clear vision for further expansion in 2026.

Franchising offers a proven system and built-in support, but starting a business from scratch allows greater flexibility and control.

Artificial intelligence is changing various industries, with the skilled trades being less exposed to automation.

After more than 20 years of managing hospital infrastructure, David Sims decided it was time for a change.

DRYmedic Restoration franchise has nearly 100 territories awarded in the $7 billion industry

Carlos Hesano built a 20-year franchising career across various brands and industries.