Join us for the Chapter's February meeting where the evening's program will be comprised of two different sessions.  For our first session, we welcome John Loranger, a commercial and residential estimator, and Bill Hansen, an installer both with Bath Fitter. During this session they will offer a brief history of Bath Fitter, the history of their local branch now celebrating its 20^th Anniversary, and dispel some of the common myths about bath liners. They will offer a pictorial explanation of the entire installation process starting from measuring the tub to completion of the project. For inspectors, they will discuss the durability of their products and what to expect in terms of typical wear and tear and what to expect from a Bath Fitter installation after 5, 10, 20 years as well as service issues and product warranty. Next, we will offer a Fire Restoration seminar led by Frankie Walker of J. Brian Day Restoration Experts.  The seminar will focus on fire restoration and structure reconstruction, as well as content restoration, including clothing and other items affected by smoke and soot damage. During a fire, smoke is driven by heat created by flames. No matter where the fire originates, smoke may penetrate throughout a building structure. Smoke also combines with humidity and can form residues that may cause secondary damage. Long after the fire is out, the damage can continue, as remaining free-floating smoke settles on horizontal surfaces and contents. Types of smoke damage the seminar will address include: wet smoke residues, dry smoke residues, fuel oil soot, other types of residue.