Recent Completed Jobs by Kingsley Water Damage & Fire Cleanup

May 14, 2024 | Bethune, SC

We provide a free water damage inspection, and started to demo areas that were unsalvageable. We then started the drying process, and continued to monitor the equipment for several days to achieve optimal humidity and moisture content levels within each material.

November 8, 2023 | Bethune, SC

We provided a free inspection, and then worked with the customer's insurance to clean, remove debris, and start rebuilding the home to an ideal condition.

November 8, 2023 | Cassatt, SC

We came in and contained the area, set up equipment, and used specialized chemicals to remove all mold.

November 8, 2023 | Camden, SC

We have specialized equipment stabilized to dry this insulation in place.

June 16, 2023 | Irmo, SC

Kingsley Water Damage Restoration responded afterhours, cleaning up all of the water and setting up specialized drying equipment. Kingsley coordinated with the homeowners insurance company and was paid directly. The customer was happy that she didn’t have to pay anything upfront and that she didn’t have to worry ...

June 13, 2023 | Batesburg, SC

Kingsley provided a free mold testing, and followed a specific mold remediation protocol to verify that this home tested negative for mold.

February 23, 2023 | St Andrews, SC

Our first step in this St Andrews kitchen was to empty the sink base cabinet and look at what the water had been doing behind the stored cleaning supplies. The back panel and the cabinet deck were darkly stained and soft under a fingernail, with mold growth spreading out from ...

December 19, 2022 | Winnsboro, SC

A backup that comes up through a fixture rarely stays where you can see it. The visit to this Winnsboro home started with a walk of every room that shared a wall or a floor plane with the bathroom, followed by moisture readings on the tile, the subfloor beneath it, ...

December 19, 2022 | Rion, SC

Every job starts with an inspection, and this one in Rion, SC is a good example of why. The homeowner pointed us at the bathroom, the kitchen and a soft spot in the hallway they suspected was left over from an incident years earlier. Moisture meters and thermal imaging showed ...

December 16, 2022 | Anderson, SC

The assessment in Anderson covered the upstairs bedroom, the closet where growth was heaviest, the hallway outside it and the rooms adjoining them. We looked for visible growth, took moisture readings on the surrounding materials, and followed conditions back toward the attic access in the hallway ceiling, where earlier water ...

December 15, 2022 | Pontiac, SC

Crawl space work in Pontiac, SC usually starts with removal rather than drying, and this job was no exception. The plastic sheeting and the insulation under the house had both absorbed water. Neither can be salvaged once that happens. Insulation in particular acts like a sponge held against the underside ...

December 6, 2022 | Johns Island, SC

The inspection covered the bathroom and the crawl space together, since one sits directly above the other. Moisture mapping came back unremarkable, with no elevated readings anywhere in the structure at the time we measured, but visible growth was present on the subfloor and behind the insulation below. That combination ...

December 5, 2022 | State Park, SC

There was some risk for mold growth, so the team removed damaged wall materials and provided mold removal support. The team placed fans for drying and removed contaminated insulation and other materials from the wall that had been damaged due to the failed water heater. When the team returned to ...

December 4, 2022 | Rion, SC

Work on this Rion home started with a room-by-room assessment rather than immediate demolition. Laminate flooring in the kitchen, dining room and living room was lifted so the layers underneath could be checked, and the vinyl in the laundry room came up for the same reason. That inspection turned up ...

November 26, 2022 | Leesville, SC

Our first visit to this Leesville home was spent measuring rather than demolishing. Moisture meters and thermal imaging let us read what was wet behind finished surfaces, and the readings showed saturation well past the rooms where water was actually visible, into plaster walls, through stacked tile flooring, and down ...