BLUSKY RESTORATION CONTRACTORS Announces


Merger With Illinois-Based J.C. RESTORATION, INC. Combined company will operate 41 offices serving the U.S. coast to coast


Denver, CO – December 7, 2021 – On Tuesday, BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC, a leading national property restoration company in the U.S., announced a merger with Rolling Meadows, Illinois-based J.C. Restoration, Inc. (JCR).


The merged companies will continue as BluSky Restoration Contractors, operating 41 offices in 18 states from coast to coast. In addition to restoration services currently provided by J.C Restoration, Inc., BluSky plans to add its commercial roofing and healthcare restoration business lines to the Illinois markets.


Founded in 1982, J.C. Restoration, Inc. is a family-owned and operated restoration firm that has successfully restored damaged properties in the greater Chicagoland area for thousands of home and business owners. JCR president Warner Cruz will step away from day-to-day operations of the merged company and join the BluSky corporate development team. Kent Stemper will continue as CEO of the merged firm.


“We’re thrilled to bring our companies together,” said Cruz. “This partnership will give our team a greater ability to serve our clients’ needs everywhere they operate. I’m enthusiastic about the opportunities this provides for our work-family as well. BluSky’s leadership, culture, and community service falls directly in line with our core values.”


“J.C. Restoration is a name that’s synonymous with integrity and stellar customer service in the Greater Chicago area,” said Drew Bisping, BluSky president. “Partnering with them doesn’t just make us bigger, it allows us both to better serve our clients in Chicagoland and throughout the U.S.”


Today’s announcement is the eighth in a strategic plan of mergers and acquisitions in the last four years to support BluSky


As of February 1, 2022,


ROSENLUND LEGAL, P.C. and ALTUS LEGAL LLC will become BARTZEN ROSENLUND KASTEN LLC (or “BRK,” for short).


Founding partners Scott Rosenlund, Kris Kasten, and Nicholas Bartzen state that BRK will remain a community association law firm, serving condominium, homeowners, and master associations, as well as housing cooperatives, throughout Chicago, suburban Cook County, as well as Will, DuPage, Lake, Kane and McHenry counties. BRK will maintain its offices at 161 North Clark Street, Suite 1600 in Chicago. For more information, contact BRK at 312.450.6655 or via email at info@brkchicago.com.


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growth. BluSky has grown from a privately-owned Colorado startup in 2004 to one of the largest national restoration firms in the United States.


About BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC: Denver, Colorado- based BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC is a full-service national restoration, renovation, environmental and roofing provider for properties damaged by water, fire, storms and other disasters across the nation. For more information about BluSky Restoration Contractors, please visit GoBluSky.com or call (800) 266-5677.


About J.C Restoration, Inc: J.C. Restoration is one of the fastest growing independent restoration companies in the Midwest. Since 1982, JCR has been successfully restoring damaged properties in the greater Chicagoland area for thousands of Home and Business Owners. JCR offers complete emergency mitigation and restoration services for properties affected by Water, Fire, Smoke, Storms, and Mold. Our Emergency Response Teams are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week-- with vehicles fully stocked and ready for immediate dispatch. Restoration Services Include: Building / Structural Damage, Water Damage, Fire Damage, Emergency Clean-up, Certified Mold Remediation, Contents Restoration, Document Restoration, and Commercial/ Large Loss Services. To learn more about J.C. Restoration, please call 800.956.8844 or visit jcr24.com.


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