Gallery · 117 photos
Every photo here is from one of our jobs.
Our crew took these while the work was going on: flooded basements mid-pump-out, containment going up, meters being read, rooms rebuilt after a loss. We don't name the towns, because where our customers live is their business.
Water damage · 25 photos
Water damage & extraction
Standing water before extraction, thermal cameras and moisture meters finding the water behind walls and under floors, and the demolition that has to happen before drying starts.

























Containment · 8 photos
Containment
Poly sheeting, zipper doors, and HEPA-filtered negative air. This setup work keeps dust and spores inside the work zone instead of in the rest of the house.








Structural drying · 20 photos
Structural drying
Air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, and the moisture readings we log each day until the wet materials match dry ones nearby.




















Mold remediation · 48 photos
Mold remediation
What we find on arrival, the work done under containment, and the finished results, including encapsulated basements and rebuilt rooms.
















































Fire damage · 5 photos
Fire damage restoration
Rooms after a fire: char, soot, and collapsed ceilings, documented before cleanup and rebuilding begin.





Reconstruction · 8 photos
Reconstruction & build-back
Framing, drywall, and finish work that returns a property to the condition it was in before the loss.








Your turn
Your job could look like the After column.
Wet basement, a corner you think is mold, or a room that took smoke damage? Describe it in a couple of lines and the office will call you back to set up a free inspection. Calling works too.
The same IICRC-certified crew that did the work in these photos does the work at your house.
Start with a free inspection.
Water, mold, fire damage, or a rebuild: the inspection is free and you get the scope in writing before any work starts. For active water, Same-Day Emergency Response.