Restoration Care of the Carolinas

Carpet cleaning is a service that removes dirt, stains, and odors from carpets using vacuuming, washing, or deep cleaning machines. It involves pretreating spots, cleaning with appropriate solutions, and drying the carpet to refresh its look and feel.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes soot, smoke and water damage, screens and sanitizes affected areas, and rebuilds or restores structure and finishes after a fire, aiming to restore safety and normal use of the space.

Flood cleanup is a service that removes water and moisture from homes after flooding, dries out floors and walls, removes damaged materials, cleans and sanitizes surfaces, and prevents mold growth to restore the space safely.

Flood restoration is the process of cleaning up and repairing a property after flood damage, removing water, drying walls and floors, preventing mold, replacing damaged materials, and restoring the home to its pre-flood condition.

Flooring is the service of installing or replacing the surface covering of floors, such as wood, tile, carpet, or vinyl. It involves measuring, removing old material, preparing the subfloor, cutting materials to fit, and finishing with seams, trim, and cleanup.

Mold cleaning removes visible mold and treats damp areas to prevent growth. It involves cleaning affected surfaces, removing moldy materials if needed, and applying cleaners or coatings to reduce moisture and help prevent future mold growth.

Mold damage restoration is cleaning up and fixing areas damaged by mold after water leaks or moisture. It involves safety checks, removing moldy materials, drying and sanitizing, repairing structures, and preventing future mold growth.

Mold mitigation is the process of removing and controlling mold growth after water damage or moisture problems. It involves identifying moisture sources, containing affected areas, cleaning or removing moldy materials, and taking steps to prevent recurrence.

Mold remediation is the process of finding and removing mold from homes or buildings, fixing moisture problems, cleaning affected areas, and preventing future growth to protect health and property.

Painting is the art of applying color to a surface to create images, textures, or patterns. It involves choosing materials (paints, brushes, canvases), planning or improvising designs, and layering colors to express ideas or beautify a space.

Remodeling is changing or upgrading a home’s rooms and features to improve layout, style, and function. It involves planning, demolishing or building, updating fixtures, flooring, plumbing, and electrical work to refresh a space.

Roofing is the work of installing, repairing, or replacing the top covering of a building. It involves measuring, removing old material, laying down new shingles or tiles, sealing joints, and ensuring the roof is weatherproof and durable.

Sewage cleanup is the process of safely removing and treating wastewater and contaminated materials after a sewer backup or spill, including cleaning surfaces, disinfection, odor control, and disposal of polluted debris to prevent health risks.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes excess water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and fixes structural and cosmetic damage to restore a home or business after leaks, floods, or spills.

Water damage-related mold removal is cleaning up mold growth caused by leaks or flooding, drying the area, removing contaminated materials, treating surfaces to prevent regrowth, and ensuring safety with proper ventilation and testing for remaining spores.

Water damage-related pest control is a service that repairs water-damaged areas and eliminates pests that thrive in moisture, including mold, insects, and rodents, by drying, cleaning, sanitizing, and using targeted treatments to prevent further infestations.

Water removal is the process of extracting excess water from a space or material, using pumps, vacuums, or absorbent methods to reduce moisture, prevent damage, and restore normal conditions after flooding, leaks, or spills.