BluSky Restoration makes acquisition

The company adds Massachusetts-based Pro-Care Disaster Restoration Services to its portfolio.

Denver-based BluSky Restoration Contractors, LLC, a national property restoration company, has announced that the operations of Woburn, Massachusetts-based Pro-Care Disaster Restoration Services will be merged into BluSky.

The merged companies will continue as BluSky Restoration, operating 49 offices in 19 states, according to BluSky. In addition to restoration services currently provided by Pro-Care Restoration, BluSky will introduce its commercial roofing and health care restoration business lines to the Woburn and Stoughton, Massachusetts, and Bedford, New Hampshire, markets served by the former Pro-Care.

“Pro-Care is widely known as a premier restoration provider in Massachusetts and New Hampshire,” BluSky CEO Drew Bisping says. “We’re excited to welcome the team to the BluSky family.”

Founded in 1987 by Adam Pollock and Otto Marenholz, Pro-Care has functioned as an emergency service restoration contractor. The firm provides 24-hour emergency disaster services for home owners, rental housing, housing authorities, colleges, schools and commercial businesses.

Pro-Care co-owner Ryan Pollock will join the BluSky leadership team as a vice president. Adam Pollock will transition to a new role as a project director with the company. Bisping will continue as CEO of the merged firm.

“This partnership is a great fit for us because of BluSky’s commitment to integrity, their people and to customer service,” Ryan Pollock says. “We’re looking forward to the opportunities this brings to both Pro-Care’s clients and employees.”

The announcement is characterized by BluSky as the 11th in a “strategic plan of mergers and acquisitions in the last five years to support BluSky growth.” BluSky has grown from a privately-owned Colorado startup in 2004 to one of the largest national restoration firms for properties damaged by water, fire, storms and other disasters in the United States, the firm says.