FieldBin offers free software to professionals helping with Ian recovery

FieldBin will offer its software free of charge for one year to any Florida-based trade company assisting with Hurricane Ian recovery.
The field management software will be available through an application process to Florida-based trade service companies needing to rebuild.
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FieldBin, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, will offer its software free of charge for one year to any Florida-based trade company assisting with Hurricane Ian recovery or rebuilding their existing business.

The application is designed to help contracting, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other trade companies manage their business in one easy-to-use platform.

“Like many people across this country, we are heartbroken by the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian in Florida and the unimaginable hardships its residents and businesses now face,” says FieldBin President Garrett Wilson. “We hope that by giving our solution to field service trade professionals assisting with hurricane recovery, we can help them get their businesses back up and running faster so that they are then able to better manage the massive challenge of rebuilding their communities.”

Wilson pointed to the labor shortage as one of the many challenges businesses are facing.

“The Hurricane Ian recovery effort requires significant boots on the ground, but Florida has been experiencing a significant shortage of skilled labor. Construction companies and other trade workers have an admirable history of responding quickly to disasters and emergencies, and we’d like to empower them to help in the relief efforts as best they can,” says Wilson.

Read more about Hurricane Ian recovery.

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