Master class: Restoration firm takes big step up with new property

The niche company needed space — and financing — to grow beyond its limitations. Its plan is about to move from wish to execution.

  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. February 22, 2019
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Mark Wemple. With a spacious new headquarters set to open in 2019, Master Restoration founder and CEO Jarrett Dixon is preparing big moves for the Clearwater-based company.
Mark Wemple. With a spacious new headquarters set to open in 2019, Master Restoration founder and CEO Jarrett Dixon is preparing big moves for the Clearwater-based company.
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When Master Restoration CEO Jarrett Dixon noticed as many as eight employees shared a single office at the company’s 7,500-square-foot headquarters at 1090 Kapp Drive in Clearwater, he knew it was time for a change.

 

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