Restoration company looking to expand scope of work, coverage area

BRANCHING OUT: Shawn McAssey, president of Rhode Island Restoration Inc. in North Providence, which has expanded to 60 employees in recent years, says the company may open a second branch in places such as Warwick, Narragansett or Newport to service more of southern Rhode Island.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
BRANCHING OUT: Shawn McAssey, president of Rhode Island Restoration Inc. in North Providence, which has expanded to 60 employees in recent years, says the company may open a second branch in places such as Warwick, Narragansett or Newport to service more of southern Rhode Island.
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

For many, a winter storm means remote work and long days in bed. For workers at Rhode Island Restoration Inc., those can be some of the busiest days of the year. Just last February, when Rhode Island saw record-setting, below-freezing temperatures, the company answered more than 200 emergency calls from Rhode Island residents who had

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