
Develop the electronics assessment, textile science, and high-value contents expertise required to recover more, document better, and build a stronger contents operation.
A live, instructor-led training program for restoration professionals who are ready to move past basic pack-outs and develop the technical capability to manage harder residential, commercial, and high-value contents projects.
Contents claim to live and die on justification, why you cleaned it, why you replaced it, and why your process worked. This webinar applies the scientific method to content restoration so every determination you make is testable, documented, and defensible under expert-level scrutiny.
One-time payment · No subscription · Certificate included
Live instructor-led training
Field Reference Guide included.
Certificate of Completion

Day 1: December 08 2026 09:00:00
Day 2: December 09 2026 09:00:00
Better content restoration starts with knowing what can be recovered, how it should be handled, and how to document its value.
Basic contents training teaches you what to pack. This one teaches you what can actually be saved, which is the difference that shows up the moment a client asks whether their belongings are gone for good.
When a project involves damaged electronics, fire or water-affected textiles, high-value art or documents, or a claim that needs documentation strong enough to withstand adjuster review, a box and a storage unit aren't enough on their own. You need to know what's actually recoverable, and you need documentation that clearly supports the value of the work performed.
That's what Advanced Contents is built to develop.
Advanced Contents is a live, instructor-led professional training program covering content division operations, inventory systems, textile science, electronics and data recovery considerations, ultrasonic and specialty cleaning, high-value item restoration, deodorization technology, pack-out logistics, and contents claim documentation and pricing.
Instead of stopping at basic pack-out procedures, the course focuses on the technical reasoning behind recovery decisions and the field situations where real experience and judgment matter most.
By the end of the training, you'll be better prepared to:
Understand the assessment and recovery considerations for damaged electronics and data, including when specialized evaluation or recovery may be appropriate.
Understand the considerations involved in handling art, documents, and other high-value or potentially irreplaceable contents, including when specialized expertise may be appropriate.
Build and manage tracking systems that keep every item accounted for from pickup to return.
Understand where ultrasonic cleaning can be effective and when specialty cleaning methods may be appropriate for contents that require more than conventional cleaning.
Understand the principles, applications, and limitations of ozone and hydroxyl technologies and how treatment selection depends on the specific contents and environment.
Handle pack-out logistics and climate-controlled storage according to the needs of the contents, environment, and project.
This program is built for restoration professionals who already handle pack-outs and basic contents work and want to develop deeper technical expertise.
Run or manage a contents division
Want to assess electronics and data recovery options instead of defaulting to a total loss
Need real textile science knowledge to handle fabric and clothing claims correctly
Are taking on jobs involving art, documents, or other high-value items
Want a more structured inventory and tracking system instead of relying on improvised spreadsheets and manual processes
Need documentation and pricing skills that clearly support your claims under adjuster review
Want to build real confidence with ultrasonic cleaning and deodorization technology
Want training that goes beyond entry-level pack-out procedures
Prior restoration or remediation experience is recommended.
Advanced Contents is designed for professionals who already understand the fundamentals.
Not ideal for:
First-time restoration workers
Anyone looking for a basic introduction to contents pack-outs
Anyone seeking only a certificate
Professionals unwilling to engage with technical material
Advanced Contents is professional skills training designed to improve field decision-making, not simply a credential to add to a resume.
Understand what it actually takes to run a contents division that recovers value instead of just moving boxes.
Learn to build and manage a tracking system that keeps every item accounted for and every client informed.
Understand fabric composition and cleaning science well enough to treat textiles correctly instead of guessing.
Learn how to assess water- or smoke-damaged electronics and understand when specialized evaluation or data recovery services may be appropriate.
Learn where ultrasonic cleaning technology can be effective and when specialty methods may be appropriate for contents that require more than conventional cleaning.
Understand the specialized handling, cleaning, and restoration considerations involved with high-value and often irreplaceable items, including when specialized conservation or recovery services may be appropriate.
Understand the principles, applications, and limitations of ozone and hydroxyl technologies and how treatment selection depends on the specific contents and environment.
Understand the logistics of pack-out and climate-controlled storage that protect contents from the moment they leave the property.
Learn to document and price contents claims clearly and consistently, then work through real scenarios and bring your questions straight to the instructors.
Join the scheduled live online training with direct access to instructors throughout the course.
Access the digital course materials provided throughout the training.
A structured curriculum covering contents operations, textile science, electronics recovery, specialty cleaning, and claims documentation.
Documentation confirming you completed the Advanced Contents training program.
A practical resource built to help you revisit important concepts once you're back on site.
One-time enrollment
Your enrollment includes:
✓ Live instructor-led training ✓ 9 advanced modules ✓ Course materials
✓ Field Reference Guide ✓ Certificate of Completion ✓ Live instructor Q&A
An item written off that could have been restored, or a contents claim underpriced due to weak documentation, can cost far more than the price of training. Advanced Contents is designed to strengthen the knowledge behind those decisions.
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Dave leads the 1-on-1 consulting experience alongside RLA's master restorer trainers. The focus isn't on giving you generic answers. It's on understanding the situation, identifying the challenges, and helping you make a more informed restoration or business decision.
BIO
Dave Adamczyk brings more than two decades of proven expertise to the resolution of complex, high-profile, and high-value insurance claims. He has built a career managing large and often contentious risks—suspected fraudulent claims, multi-party subrogation, and cases that span multiple lines of business and geographic regions—with the judgment and discipline that only comes from deep, hands-on experience.
Dave's specialty is the property claim: catastrophic water, fire, and mold losses that demand both technical precision and skilled coordination across internal teams, external counsel, outside experts, and insured parties alike. He builds comprehensive claim review strategies—independently or in close partnership with fellow claim professionals—that hold up to scrutiny and consistently meet industry best-practice standards. Colleagues and clients alike know him for his meticulous, timely case documentation and for producing investigative reports that translate complex findings into clear, actionable recommendations, even in the most complicated cases.
Beyond claim resolution, Dave is a driver of organizational improvement. He has a track record of identifying process gaps and implementing procedural enhancements that sharpen fraud detection and speed resolution. He has led fraud awareness initiatives, delivered regulatory compliance training, and mentored colleagues and staff—strengthening team capability and instilling a culture of best practice wherever he works.
When claims escalate to litigation or investigation, Dave is the professional both sides want in the room. He is adept at preparing and presenting cases to outside counsel and regulatory agencies, gathering key evidence, organizing case facts, and providing expert testimony in civil and, when necessary, criminal proceedings. He stays ahead of emerging trends and legal developments in the claims industry through continuous professional development and active involvement in industry associations.
Dave leads with the conviction captured in his own motto: strength in direction, fairness in action—empowering people to rise and perform.

FOUNDER & LEAD INSTRUCTOR
Dave Adamczyk
IICRC Certified - Triple Master
Expert Testimony in more than 15 Criminal/Civil Cases
NFPA - Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator
NFPA - Certified Fire & ExplosionInstructor
Certified Indoor Air Quality Investigator
NFPA - National Fire Protection Agency - www.nfpa.org
IICRC - Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification https://iicrc.org/
IAAI - International Association Arson Investigators - https://www.firearson.com/
IAQA - Indoor Air Quality - www.iaqa.org
INDUSTRY Experience
Credentials
The primary training is delivered live online by course instructors, with opportunities for instructor discussion and live Q&A.
No. Advanced Contents is designed for restoration professionals who already handle content work and want to develop deeper technical knowledge in electronics recovery, textile science, high-value item restoration, and claims documentation.
The training covers content division operations, inventory systems, textile science, electronics and data recovery considerations, ultrasonic and specialty cleaning, high-value item restoration, deodorization technology, pack-out logistics, and content claim documentation and pricing.
Advanced Contents is delivered over two live training days. Exact session times are provided during enrollment.
Yes. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion for the Advanced Contents training program.
Enrollment is $450 one time. There is no subscription or recurring fee.
One-time enrollment. No recurring fees.
When every content decision is backed by method instead of memory, you stop defending your work and start presenting your findings.
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Four specialized courses. One goal: better restoration decisions.
Whether you're dealing with combustion and soot, microbial contamination, or high-value contents, RLA's Advanced Training series takes experienced restoration professionals deeper into the technical decisions that complex losses require.
Psychrometry · Drying Science · Complex Water Losses
Combustion · Soot · Thermal Damage · Corrosion · HVAC Contamination · Odor
Microbial Science · Moisture · Containment · Safety · IAQ · Compliance · Verification
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Inventory · Textiles · Electronics · Specialty Cleaning · High-Value Items · Claims
