Based in Charleston and dispatching 24/7 across the peninsula, West Ashley, the sea islands, and the neighboring Lowcountry towns, the crews reach most Charleston-area addresses in about an hour, with work that follows IICRC standards.
Crews restore water damage across Charleston's neighborhoods and the surrounding Lowcountry, from the historic peninsula and Wagener Terrace to West Ashley, James Island, and Johns Island, plus nearby towns like Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Folly Beach, and the barrier islands. If you do not see your area, call and ask.
Charleston homes each tell a different story. Here is how the water losses play out in a few of the most frequently served areas.
The historic downtown core of pre-1900 single houses and masonry rowhomes, where recurring king-tide flooding on the lowest blocks and aging supply lines behind plaster walls drive frequent water losses.
Water damage restoration in Charleston PeninsulaCharleston's largest residential district, full of 1950s to 1980s owner-occupied homes, where the low-lying Church Creek basin is one of the area's most persistent repetitive-flood zones after heavy rain.
Water damage restoration in West AshleyA large town of everything from the 1803 Old Village to modern subdivisions, where Shem Creek's tidal reach and harbor-side storm surge push water into low first floors and crawlspaces.
Water damage restoration in Mount PleasantAn established island town hemmed by tidal marsh and Charleston Harbor, where king-tide backflow through storm drains and heavy downpours are a recurring source of standing water.
Water damage restoration in James IslandA large city of aging 1940s to 1970s housing on low, flat, poorly draining ground, where dated plumbing and slow-draining lots make supply-line failures and yard flooding common.
Water damage restoration in North CharlestonA fast-growing sea island ringed by the tidal Stono River, where low elevation, a high water table, and heavy rain combine to push groundwater and flood water into homes.
Water damage restoration in Johns IslandAn upper-peninsula neighborhood of 1920s to 1940s bungalows built on filled marsh land beside the Ashley River, where low grade and tidal seepage meet century-old plumbing.
Water damage restoration in Wagener TerraceA 1990s-planned river district of newer construction, where affluent Wando and Cooper riverfront homes still face storm surge and wind-driven rain during hurricane season.
Water damage restoration in Daniel IslandA fully exposed barrier-island city of older raised beach cottages, where direct Atlantic storm surge and chronic tidal overwash make water intrusion a question of when, not if.
Water damage restoration in Folly BeachWherever you are in the metro, local crews are on call 24 hours a day and can be on the way within the hour.
Call (843) 701-9240