Co-Op & Affiliate Memberships
This membership is tailored for professionals who provide essential services to the property restoration and insurance industries, particularly in relation to property damage claims. Review the membership details and click Apply Now. Once your application is submitted, you will be redirected to select your group and membership level.
Not sure if you’re in the right place? Click Eligible Professions below to see if your role fits within this membership group.
Co-Op & Affiliate Memberships Features
Silver
$500/month
Gold
$1,000/month
Platinum
$2,000/month
Click below to view the membership levels
Additional Membership Perks
Referral Program
Members who refer other businesses to become an RAF member receive a 20% discount on their next membership payment.
Industry Recognition
Exclusive Discounts
Members get access to discounted rates from insurance providers, restoration suppliers, and other industry-related companies.
Supplier Discounts
All membership levels receive discounts from RAF-
affiliated suppliers.
Social Media Welcome
New members receive a feature on RAF’s social media platforms, introducing their company and its services to the community.
Company Highlights
Members can be featured across RAF’s social media platforms to increase visibility and recognition within the restoration industry.
Access to RAF's Podcast
Members have the opportunity to be interviewed and promoted on the RAF live Podcast on Mondays at 7:00 PM, streamed on YouTube, Spotify, and iTunes.
Priority Event Sponsorship
Eligible Professions
This membership is tailored for cooperatives, affiliates, and organizations that provide essential support to the restoration and insurance industries. Ideal for businesses offering products, services, or resources that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of restoration professionals, eligible members include:
Supplying dehumidifiers, air movers, HEPA filtration systems, moisture meters, thermal cameras, and other restoration tools.
Offering restoration supplies such as cleaning agents, antimicrobials, protective gear, and specialized equipment. providers, such as restoration, construction, and roofing contractors, by helping them secure timely and fair payments
for their work. They negotiate with insurers to ensure that contractors are paid for the full scope of services provided, including additional costs that may arise during the
restoration process.
Delivering solutions for project management, estimating (e.g., Xactimate), CRM platforms, and workflow optimization tailored to restoration and insurance claims.
Providing education and credentials for restoration professionals, such as IICRC certifications, mold remediation training, and asbestos or lead abatement certifications.
Supporting claim management, documentation, and reporting for restoration companies.
Specializing in inventorying, packing, and safely storing personal or business property during restoration. These companies also handle contents valuation for insurance claims, ensuring accurate documentation of damaged items.
Providing professional services to transport and store furniture, equipment, and other belongings during property restoration projects.
Supporting displaced property owners during restoration.
Offering tailored solutions to help restoration and insurance related businesses strengthen their online presence, build brand recognition, and reach their target audiences.
Specializing in services for restoration and insurance industries.
Offering restoration specific financing options, payment processing, and insurance billing support.
Representing networks of restoration professionals, contractors, or suppliers working under a unified brand or business model.
Ensuring timely delivery of equipment and materials critical to restoration efforts.
Providing essential items such as tarp materials, shingles, lumber, fasteners, drywall, insulation, and other construction related products.
Offering temporary roof protection, repairs, and installation. This includes companies that measure roofs and structural features using advanced technologies such as aerial drones, satellite imaging, or laser measurement tools to ensure accurate assessments and estimates.
Providing laboratory analysis for mold, asbestos, lead, and other environmental hazards.
Offering short-term access to specialized tools and machinery needed for restoration projects. contractors, by helping them secure timely and fair payments
for their work. They negotiate with insurers to ensure that contractors are paid for the full scope of services provided, including additional costs that may arise during the
restoration process.
Assisting with strategic planning and execution of large-scale restoration efforts.
Handling the proper disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous materials generated during restoration projects.
