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Employee Spotlight: Will Egan- Headquarters

April has brought a lot of activity to Joe Taylor Restoration (JTR). JTR is ever growing, and in addition to serving our wonderful customers, we have been about the business of finding, hiring and training new employees. We currently have several spots to fill all across Florida! Thankfully, Will Egan filled a much needed role a few months ago. He has been a wonderful addition to the team, and is the subject of our April Employee Spotlight- Headquarters.

Will is a Cleaning Estimator who has worked in the JTR mold and fire division for 5 months. He says his favorite aspect of his job is “helping improve a bad situation for our customers.” And his favorite thing about JTR is, “How welcoming and friendly everyone is. It is a great place to work!”

For his Employee Spotlight- Headquarters, Will chose three topics about which to share: Likes about Florida, Favorite Food, and Favorite Movie.

Likes about Florida 

I love the beach and not needing to check the weather.

Favorite Food

Chicken wings.

Favorite Movie

Major League.

As Will said, JTR is welcoming, friendly, and a great place to work. We’re almost always hiring for various roles in our many offices. If you or someone you know is looking for a job opportunity with great growth potential in the Sunshine State, check out our Careers Page for current listings and apply!

But if water, fire, mold or biohazard remediation is the more pressing need, do not hesitate to contact us. With an incredibly hardworking and capable team, Joe Taylor Restoration is ready to handle even the toughest of restoration emergencies, and provide the very best in service all along the way.

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