Carolina Construction & Restoration

Accessory building construction covers creating additional small structures like sheds, garages, or workshops on a property, designed to complement a main building. It involves planning, foundation, framing, roofing, insulation, electrical, and finishing touches.

Basement remodeling is turning an unfinished or underused basement into a livable space. It involves planning, insulating, wiring, plumbing, heating, finishing walls and floors, and adding features like bedrooms, bathrooms, or a family room.

Bathroom remodeling is upgrading a bathroom to improve style, layout, and functionality. It involves planning space, replacing fixtures like tub/shower, sink, and toilet, updating flooring, walls, lighting, plumbing, and ventilation for a refreshed, newer bathroom.

Building design is the process of planning and creating the look, layout, and structure of a building. It involves choosing spaces, styles, materials, safety, energy efficiency, and how people will move through and use the building.

Commercial projects are business-focused endeavors such as developing, managing, and delivering paid projects for clients, including planning, budgeting, coordinating teams, meeting timelines, and ensuring quality and profitability for corporate or commercial clients.

Concrete pouring is the process of placing liquid concrete into a prepared area, such as foundations or slabs, where it is spread, leveled, and finished to create a solid, durable surface that cures over time.

Crawlspace Encapsulation is sealing and insulating the crawl space with a moisture barrier, vapor barriers, and proper ventilation to keep out humidity, prevent mold, and protect the home from moisture-related damage.

Custom home building is a service that designs and constructs a new house tailored to your preferences, from choosing land and plans to selecting finishes, coordinating permits, hiring trades, and overseeing the construction timeline to deliver your unique home.

Erosion control construction involves building and installing measures to prevent soil from washing away during construction or storms, such as silt fences, barriers, temporary vegetation, and drainage systems, to protect slopes, waterways, and nearby land.

Exterior finishing is the final look and protection of a building’s outside surface, including walls, doors, and windows. It involves weatherproofing, siding, painting or staining, sealing gaps, and adding trim or decorative details to improve durability and curb appeal.

Exterior structural repairs involve fixing the outside framework of a building, including walls, foundations, posts, and supports, to restore safety and stability. It includes assessing damage, reinforcing or replacing damaged parts, and ensuring weatherproofing and proper drainage.

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that cleans up smoke, soot, and water from a fire, removes debris, sanitizes affected areas, and repairs damaged structure and belongings to restore safety and livability.

Fire restoration is the service of repairing and cleaning a home or building after a fire. It involves assessing damage, removing smoke and debris, sealing and deodorizing, and restoring or replacing damaged walls, floors, and belongings to make the space safe again.

Flood cleanup is a service that removes standing water and damaged materials after flooding, dries and sanitizes rooms, and restores your home. It involves water extraction, drying, mold prevention, deodorizing, and minor repairs where possible.

Flood restoration is cleaning up and repairing damage after excess water from floods or leaks. It involves water removal, drying, mold prevention, cleaning belongings, and restoring structure, flooring, and walls to safe, usable condition.

Flooring is the process of installing or replacing the surface floor of a room, using materials like wood, tile, carpet, or vinyl. It involves measuring, preparing the subfloor, cutting materials to fit, and finishing for a smooth, durable, and attractive floor.

Foundation pouring is the process of placing and curing concrete to form the base of a building. It involves site preparation, setting forms, pouring concrete, leveling, and allowing proper curing to support the structure above.

General building construction covers the creation of new structures or major renovations, including planning, site preparation, foundations, framing, and enclosing work, plus utilities, finishes, and inspections to deliver a safe, usable building.

General construction covers building and renovating structures, coordinating crews, sourcing materials, and ensuring safety and codes compliance from planning through completion, including foundations, framing, utilities, and finishing work.

Home addition construction is the process of enlarging an existing house by building new rooms or extending layout, including planning, permits, foundation work, framing, utilities, insulation, and finishing to blend with the current home.

Home building is the process of planning, designing, and constructing a house. It involves deciding the layout, obtaining permits, hiring trades, laying foundations, erecting the structure, installing systems (electric, plumbing, heating), and finishing interiors.

Home construction is the process of building a new house from foundations to finish, including designing, obtaining permits, laying the foundation, framing, roofing, wiring, plumbing, insulation, interiors, and final inspections to create a livable residence.

Home renovations involve improving or updating your living space, such as updating kitchens or bathrooms, repainting, flooring, adding or removing walls, and upgrading systems, to make the home more functional, comfortable, and stylish.

Home repairs is a service that fixes or maintains a house, from fixing leaky taps and faulty wiring to patching walls, repairing floors, and addressing minor fixes to keep a home safe, functional, and comfortable.

Interior finishing is the process of completing the inside of a building, including walls, floors, ceilings, paint, wallpaper, trim, and fixtures to make spaces ready to use and look attractive.

Interior structural repairs fix and strengthen the building’s inside framework, such as walls, floors, and ceilings, after damage from age, leaks, or shifting. It involves assessing damage, reinforcing or replacing studs, joists, and supports, and ensuring safety and stability.

Kitchen remodeling is upgrading or redesigning a kitchen to improve layout, functionality, and style. It involves planning, cabinets, countertops, appliances, lighting, flooring, plumbing, and electrical work to create a more efficient, modern cooking space.

Masonry installation is the skilled process of setting bricks, stones, or blocks to build walls, facades, or structures. It involves planning, arranging units, mixing and applying mortar, leveling, and finishing joints for durability and appearance.

Metal building construction is the process of designing and erecting buildings using steel or metal framing, panels, and components. It involves design, fabrication, site assembly, foundations, framing, insulation, and finishing for durable, fast-to-install structures.

Mold cleaning removes mold from surfaces and spaces, restoring safety and air quality. It involves inspecting for mold, containment to prevent spread, cleaning with appropriate cleaners, and sometimes treating or sealing affected areas to prevent future growth.

Mold damage restoration is a service that removes mold, cleans affected areas, and repairs water damage to prevent health issues and further growth, restoring your home’s safety and appearance through assessment, cleaning, drying, and repairs.

Mold inspection is a professional check to find visible mold and hidden moisture problems in buildings. It involves a walk-through, moisture testing, and sometimes air samples to assess health risks and suggest cleanup or repairs.

Mold mitigation is the process of stopping mold growth in homes or buildings by removing moisture, cleaning affected areas, and preventing future dampness, using safe containment, proper cleaning, and air treatment to protect health and property.

Mold remediation is cleaning and removing mold from your home to stop health problems and damage. It involves identifying the mold source, containing the area, removing mold-infested materials, cleaning, disinfection, and fixing moisture issues to prevent return.

New home construction is the process of building a brand-new house from planning to completion, including acquiring land, designing the layout, obtaining permits, laying foundations, framing, wiring, plumbing, installing systems, finishing interiors, and handing over a ready-to-live-in home.

Patio construction is the work of designing and building outdoor flooring spaces, usually at ground level. It involves planning the layout, preparing the ground, laying materials like concrete, stone, or pavers, and finishing with edges, drainage, and sometimes lighting or seating.

Plumbing is fixing and installing pipes, fixtures, and fittings that bring clean water in and waste water out of buildings. It involves repairs, inspections, replacements, leaks, drains, and maintaining safe, working water systems.

Plumbing fixture installation is installing items like sinks, toilets, faucets, and bathtubs, including connecting pipes, sealing joints, testing for leaks, and ensuring proper drainage and venting for safe, working water systems.

Pole building construction involves building sturdy structures using vertical wooden or metal poles set into the ground, forming the frame. It includes design, setting poles, attaching beams and walls, roofing, insulation, and finishing for barns, shops, or garages.

Porch construction is the process of building a new porch or adding one to a home, including planning, sizing, laying a foundation, framing, decking, railing, stairs, and finishing touches to create an outdoor living space.

Refurbishment is updating or renewing a space to improve its appearance and function. It involves cleaning, repairs, replacing old fittings, repainting, flooring, and sometimes modernizing layouts to make the area look fresh and work better.

Remodeling is updating or redesigning a space to improve its layout, look, and functionality. It involves planning changes, renovating or replacing fixtures, walls, floors, plumbing, and electrical work to suit your needs and style.

Repair water fixtures means fixing or replacing parts of plumbing like faucets, valves, and leaky pipes to stop drips, improve water flow, and prevent damage, often involving inspection, tightening fittings, and sealing leaks.

Roof installation is adding a new roof to a building. It involves planning, removing old materials if needed, fitting a waterproof underlayment, and installing shingles, tiles, or metal panels to protect the structure from weather.

Roof repair is fixing leaks, damaged shingles, or worn flashing to restore a roof’s integrity. It involves inspecting for damage, replacing or sealing worn parts, and ensuring the roof is watertight to prevent future leaks.

Roofing is the service of repairing or installing the top layer of a building, called the roof. It involves inspecting for damage, removing old materials, laying down new shingles or membranes, sealing joints, and ensuring watertight, durable protection from the elements.

Sewage cleanup is the process of safely removing sewage and contaminated water from buildings, cleaning and disinfecting surfaces, removing damaged materials, and restoring the area to a sanitary, livable condition while preventing health risks.

Smoke damage refers to harm caused by smoke from a fire, affecting walls, ceilings, and belongings. It involves odor removal, soot cleanup, deodorization, and restoration of surfaces, fabrics, and structural elements to prevent further damage.

Steel building construction is the process of planning, fabricating, and assembling steel frames to create durable structures like warehouses, factories, or offices, including site preparation, foundations, framing, cladding, and finishing for a complete building.

Tile work installation is putting in ceramic, porcelain, or stone tiles on walls or floors. It involves planning layout, preparing surfaces, applying adhesive, placing tiles with spacing, cutting to fit edges, and sealing grout for a durable finish.

Tile work replacement is fixing or swapping damaged floor or wall tiles. It involves removing the old tiles, preparing the surface, installing new tiles with adhesive, grouting, and sealing to ensure a smooth, durable finish.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that stops further water intrusion, dries and dehumidifies the area, removes damaged materials, sanitizes, and restores structure and finishes to pre-damage condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning up mold growth caused by water leaks or flooding, drying the area, removing contaminated materials, and treating surfaces to prevent recurrence and restore a safe, healthy indoor environment.

Water damage-related pest control is a service that fixes areas affected by leaks or floods, then cleans, dries, and sanitizes to prevent pests. It combines water restoration with pest management to remove infestations and protect your home.

Water removal is the process of taking excess water out of a space or object, such as after a flood or leak. It involves assessing moisture, pumping or extracting water, and drying and dehumidifying to prevent damage and mold.

Water Restoration is a service that repairs and dries out things after water damage, like floods or leaks. It includes removing excess water, drying surfaces, preventing mold, cleaning and restoring belongings, and fixing structural damage to restore safety.

Waterproofing is the process of making a surface or structure resistant to water. It involves sealing cracks, applying protective coatings or membranes, and ensuring joints and seams prevent water from leaking into basements, bathrooms, roofs, or foundations.