Recent Completed Jobs by Kingsley Water Damage & Fire Cleanup
November 6, 2026 | Columbia, SC
The photo shows the entryway hardwood floor near the staircase with a dark water stain running across the boards, one of the areas our technicians checked with moisture meters. Upstream, the team cut access into the closet ceiling where the water was coming through, removed the wet material, and covered ...
November 5, 2026 | Chapin, SC
The photo shows the garage set up for mold remediation: the concrete floor covered wall to wall in heavy black poly sheeting, clear plastic containment wrapped around the storage shelving, and an air scrubber with its lay-flat exhaust duct run out under the partly raised garage door so filtered air ...
November 2, 2026 | Columbia, SC
The photo shows the living room ceiling opened up inside containment: the exposed wood floor joists and the underside of the subfloor above, insulated flexible HVAC ducts and wiring running through the cavity, and the plastic containment wall with its red zipper door just below. Our technician set up about 62 ...
October 30, 2026 | Irmo, SC
Our technician started in the bathroom. The plan there was to set up containment with a zippered door for access, put the room under negative pressure with an air scrubber, and place an air mover and a dehumidifier. About half of the ceiling over the shower and roughly three quarters ...
October 28, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Our technician started in the laundry room, moving the washer and dryer out of the way and pulling up the affected vinyl flooring. About 12 feet of baseboard came off so the sill plates behind it could dry, and two air movers were set up in the room.In the kitchen, ...
October 26, 2026 | West Columbia, SC
Our technician started in the bathroom, where moisture readings around the tub came back dry, so there was no active leak feeding the growth. The plan there was to build containment at the bathroom doorway with a zippered entry and two support poles, put the room under negative pressure with ...
October 23, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Our technician inspected the bathroom, the vent and the attic above it. The likely cause was the duct line serving the bathroom: too much moisture was being pushed through the vent, it condensed around the opening, and that kept the wallpaper and ceiling damp long enough for bacterial growth to ...
October 21, 2026 | Hopkins, SC
The Kingsley crew, whose truck is shown parked outside the home in this photo, arrived the day after the leak was found. Moisture readings showed wet patches in the carpet almost everywhere in the room, with readings maxed out across about 40% of the carpet closest to the leak. The crew ...
October 19, 2026 | Blythewood, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup treated the overflow as Category 2 water and set up three separate drying areas: upstairs, downstairs and the crawlspace. The crew mapped moisture room by room with meters, removed baseboard where readings ran high, cut out wet drywall in the downstairs hallway and nursery closet, ...
October 16, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup started with a moisture inspection of the kitchen, hallway and crawlspace. The crew took humidity readings with a thermo-hygrometer, including a baseline in the unaffected foyer, set a dry standard from unaffected material in the same home and took moisture meter readings across the ...
October 14, 2026 | West Columbia, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup started with a moisture survey of both units. The crew checked the air with a thermo-hygrometer and took meter readings along the baseboards, the lower drywall and the floor in the kitchen, hallway, closets and bathrooms, then compared them with readings from dry areas ...
October 12, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup started by confirming the broken washer clip was no longer feeding water, then extracted the standing water from the laundry room floor. Moisture readings were taken across the laundry room, kitchen, and garage and compared with a dry reading from unaffected flooring in the ...
October 10, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup arrived on site and started with moisture mapping across the foyer, coat closet, dining room, and bathroom. Pin and pinless meters were used on the floor coverings, baseboards, and lower wall cavities, with a dry-standard reading taken from unaffected material in the same home ...
October 8, 2026 | Blythewood, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup started by mapping moisture room by room. We used pin and pinless meters on the bathroom and bedroom subfloor, the closet wall bottoms, and the framing above the under-stairs storage and garage, and took a dry-standard reading from unaffected material in the same home ...
October 5, 2026 | Columbia, SC
Kingsley water damage & Fire cleanup removed the wet floor covering, pad, and tack strip from the bedroom so the full subfloor was exposed. We took moisture readings across the subfloor panels, along the baseboards, and at the doorway threshold to mark exactly where the water had reached.The exposed ...
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