The Revival Company buys Arepa
March 28th 2008

Fire and flood restoration specialists, The Revival Company, has acquired 80 per cent of technical disaster recovery firm Arepa UK. The company says the deal makes it one of the few recovery outfits with the ability to deliver a total solution from a single source.

“With the acquisition of Arepa we are able to offer a complete solution for loss adjusters across a wide range of loss types and sizes,” says Graham Orriss Managing Director of The Revival Company. “In today’s market place there are few disaster recovery companies that can offer all the necessary skills from a single source, but with the linking of Arepa and The Revival Company, we have the established network and the technical expertise that are second to none."

Arepa was established in Silkeborg, Denmark in 1981. The original concept was to offer assistance to companies and insurance companies where technical equipment had been damaged by fire and water. The firm has undertaken projects in more than 60 countries worldwide including the high profile Buncefield fuel depot in 1995, where Arepa UK was appointed to recover over 30,000 pieces of electronic equipment. More recently, the company is handling the technical restoration work at the Royal Marsden Hospital – the specialist cancer hospital severely damaged by fire in early January 2008.

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