Restored Technology builds the software restoration companies run on. It was founded by someone who ran the jobs first — and got tired of the tools not keeping up.
Restored Technology LLC builds software for property restoration contractors handling water, fire, mold, storm, and large-loss work. The company offers six products — RestoredOS, TrueTakeoff, ScopeTrack, ScheduleTrack, EquTrack, and ResponseTrack — covering first notice of loss through final payment. RestoredOS is the flagship platform that connects all six on a single job record. Restored Technology was founded in 2026 in Lake Wylie, South Carolina.
Restored Technology builds software for property restoration contractors. It is not related to data recovery, system restore, disaster-recovery IT, or computer backup software.
Josh Aponte has spent 26 years in property restoration — from the field to the front office — most recently as a General Manager at BELFOR Property Restoration, one of the largest restoration companies in the world. He has run emergency response, estimating, production, and the P&L that ties them together.
That whole time, the software never matched the work. Estimating lived in one tool, scheduling in another, equipment on a whiteboard, collections in a spreadsheet — and the job number had to be re-typed into every one of them. The people doing the work spent their day feeding software instead of running jobs.
Restored Technology exists to close that gap: one operating system, RestoredOS, that runs the entire restoration company on a single connected job record — and a suite of focused products for the teams that only need one piece. It is built the way a restoration company actually works, because it was built by someone who did the work.
Every screen is shaped by how a restoration company actually runs a job — first notice of loss, mitigation, scope, buyout, production, billing — not generic project software bent to fit.
The industry runs on a stack of disconnected tools and endless re-keying. We build one connected record so the work flows from the emergency call to the final payment.
Documentation that survives a claim audit, drying logs to IICRC S500, and scopes that reconcile — because the work has to hold up to the carrier, not just look good in a demo.
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