The 2025 Overhead & Profit Summit

A STRATEGIC DISCUSSION ON THE FUTURE OF RESTORATION BILLING

Featuring industry leaders Ed Cross, Jeff Taxier, Ben Justesen, Bebo Crain, Amanda Titus, Greg Dillon, David Herring, and Special Guest Panelists to be announced.

The time has come to have a real conversation about overhead and profit. 

• Should overhead and profit ever be paid for mitigation or contents?
• What is overhead, anyway, and do any successful restoration companies have overhead of 10%?
• Can insurance companies cap contractors’ profits at 10%?
• Where did “10 & 10” come from, and what relevance does it have in 2025?
• What are the most effective strategies for navigating O&P?

Join us for the 2025 Overhead & Profit Summit where we will address these issues from multiple perspectives: Ed Cross from the legal perspective, Ben Justesen from the pricing expert’s perspective, Jeff Taxier from the insurance perspective, thought leader Bebo Crain from the contractor perspective, Amanda Titus from the estimator’s perspective, Greg Dillon from the billing science perspective, and other panelists to be announced. 

The restoration industry needs to get a handle on overhead and profit once and for all. This event gives you unparalleled expertise on a critical issue that could have a profound impact on your company and your future.

Don’t be left out.

Overhead and Profit Summit 2025
Thursday, April 10, 2025, 9 am to 11 am Pacific on Zoom

DISCLAIMER: The content on this page and the Summit are provided for general informational purposes only and are not intended as legal advice. This Summit is an educational forum designed to present a range of optional strategies and does not recommend adopting any particular approach. The information shared is solely intended to help participants increase their understanding of business practices and is not intended—and should not be construed—as a call to agree on, set, stabilize, or standardize prices or billing methods. Each company must independently determine its own prices, billing, and contracting practices based on its unique costs, circumstances, and business judgment, without any agreement—express or implied—with competitors. Attendees are strictly prohibited from using the Summit as a venue to enter into any arrangement that in any way restricts competition. Restoration CrossCheck LLC makes no representations or warranties about the accuracy or legality of the information presented. By participating in this event, you assume full responsibility for any decisions you make in your own business, and you release Restoration CrossCheck LLC and the panelists from any liability for loss or damage arising out of information discussed at the Summit. For specific guidance, consult your own legal counsel.