Frank Ranieri is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of True Restorations Inc., a Long Island-based restoration and reconstruction company founded in 2015. With nearly 11 years of hands-on experience in restoration, construction, property damage mitigation, project management, and customer service, Frank oversees business operations, project management, customer relations, quality control, and strategic growth initiatives. He works directly with homeowners and business owners to guide restoration projects from initial assessment through final reconstruction. Frank holds an Associate Degree in Business Management from St. John’s University and maintains multiple industry certifications, including IICRC certifications in Water Restoration, Trauma & Crime Scene Cleanup, and Health & Safety, along with EPA Lead Certification and General Contractor licenses in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York.
Frank specializes in water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage restoration, mold remediation, storm and flood recovery, emergency mitigation services, and reconstruction projects for both residential and commercial properties. Throughout his career, he has successfully managed countless restoration projects across Long Island, helping families and businesses recover from significant property losses. His expertise is supported by ongoing training in advanced moisture detection, structural drying techniques, mold remediation protocols, and restoration technologies. Frank is also a member of the Better Business Bureau and the IBO Networking Group, reflecting his commitment to professional excellence and industry standards.
What drives Frank’s passion for restoration is the opportunity to help people during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Having witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of property damage—including the impact of Superstorm Sandy just blocks from where he lived—he developed a deep appreciation for the importance of rapid response, honest guidance, and quality workmanship. His real-world experience coordinating emergency mitigation, insurance communication, and reconstruction projects gives him practical insights that extend far beyond textbook knowledge.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Frank actively supports Long Island community initiatives and participates in local chambers of commerce, business organizations, and networking groups. He believes strong businesses should contribute to the communities they serve. When not overseeing restoration projects, Frank enjoys spending time with his family, participating in community events, and enjoying outdoor activities throughout Long Island.
Through his leadership at True Restorations Inc., Frank remains committed to helping homeowners and businesses recover from unexpected disasters with professionalism, transparency, and compassion. His mission is to provide reliable restoration solutions while educating property owners on prevention, preparedness, and recovery. Readers can learn more about Frank and the True Restorations team through the company’s About Page or connect with him on LinkedIn.
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