
Kendria Clark
Finance Manager
Employed Since: 2020-12-04
Date of Birth: May 29th
Hometown: Columbia, SC
Kendria Clark
Finance Manager
About Kendria Clark:
I was born and raised in the Columbia area and have been happily married to my wonderful husband for 24 years. Together, we have two beautiful daughters and two of the sweetest puppy dogs. In my free time, I love spending quality moments with my family.
Since joining Kingsley in late 2020, I’ve been dedicated to supporting our customers with their insurance questions, addressing concerns, and managing all billing needs for the company. Helping customers, even during some of their toughest moments, is a responsibility I truly value. Having personally experienced water damage in my own home, I bring firsthand knowledge and understanding to every interaction, ensuring I can empathize and assist our customers with care and expertise.
Customers love working with Kendria Clark
See AllJobs Completed by Kendria Clark
See AllGreenville, SC
August 28, 2025
A water loss in a Greenville residence affected flooring and wall cavities in multiple rooms. Our team responded quickly, performed controlled demolition of wet drywall, protected the client's belongings with plastic containment, and installed commercial-grade drying equipment. Mold presence was identified during inspection, and proper remediation was performed using HEPA filtration and antimicrobial treatment. Final moisture levels confirmed the space was ready for rebuild.
Myrtle Beach, SC
August 24, 2025
Kingsley responded to a residential water loss in Myrtle Beach affecting both interior living space and the crawlspace. The bathroom floor showed signs of water saturation, prompting removal and drying equipment setup. Simultaneously, crawlspace inspection revealed active mold on joists, which was remediated using EPA-registered antimicrobial and hand-cleaning. Technician suited in full PPE ensured compliance with safety protocols. Moisture levels were stabilized to prevent further spread.
Lake Murray, SC
August 6, 2025
This Lake Murray residence suffered severe flooding that spread quickly from the bathroom and living room into adjoining spaces. The sudden water intrusion saturated flooring, soaked drywall, and left behind soil and debris throughout the home. Kingsley's emergency response team arrived on-site to begin immediate mitigation and recovery.
Our certified water damage specialists performed full moisture mapping, strategic tear-out of affected materials, and high-powered structural drying using commercial-grade dehumidifiers and air movers. All contaminated areas were treated to prevent mold growth and further deterioration. The home was stabilized and prepared for restoration within 48 hours.
Greenville, SC
August 4, 2025
After a devastating fire tore through the upper level of this home, the attic and roof were left completely compromised. Charred trusses, open sky, and soot-stained walls were visible from the interior. Kingsley's fire damage remediation team was deployed to assess, secure, and begin recovery.
Our certified fire response specialists performed an emergency structural inspection, removed unstable debris, and began the first stage of smoke and soot cleanup. We worked directly with the homeowner and insurance adjuster to document damage and create a long-term restoration plan.
This attic fire is a strong reminder: fire damage isn't just what you see -- it's what lingers behind walls, in air systems, and deep within materials. That's why we use HEPA filtration, thermal fogging, and proven fire protocols to bring properties back to life - safely and thoroughly.
Lexington, SC
July 21, 2025
A fire loss in Lexington destroyed the upper structure of this home, including the ceiling and attic walls. The doorframe was heavily charred and the roof compromised, allowing outside light to shine through structural gaps. Kingsley responded with emergency board-up, safety clearance, and structrual fire restoration services.
Chapin, SC
July 9, 2025
A fire in this Chapin home caused a full ceiling collapse in the bedroom. The attic trusses were burned through, insulation fell into the living space, and smoke damage affected surrounding rooms including the open closet. Kingsley responded with emergency cleanup, board-up, debris removal, and structural planning to begin restoration.