Harford County and Central Maryland

Explore Our Recent Restoration Projects Across Central Maryland

Every loss runs on the same clock: a call, a truck, the hours it takes to dry a structure, and the days it takes to put the room back. Below is a dated log of recent jobs, newest first, kept the same way the crew keeps it on the way out the door.

  1. Aug 19, 2026

    Shower leak

    A shower leak found its way into the kitchen ceiling below it and into the bathroom itself. The crew pulled the damaged drywall in both rooms and set up drying equipment to get ahead of it.

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  2. Aug 17, 2026

    Roof leak

    A roof leak needed more air than a typical job: the crew ran over 20 fans alongside massive dehumidifiers to pull the moisture out of the structure and get it dry by the numbers, not by eye.

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  3. Aug 11, 2026

    Mold and asbestos

    Testing on an older section of flooring turned up both mold and asbestos. The crew wrote up a detailed hazard report before any material came out, so the homeowner knew exactly what they were dealing with.

    More on Mold remediation

  4. Jun 18, 2026

    Water in the basement after heavy rain

    Heavy rain sent water into a basement. Carpet and baseboard came out, and the crew followed with an antimicrobial treatment to keep mold from taking hold in the studs behind them.

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  5. May 13, 2026

    Flooring replacement, three rooms

    Three rooms needed new flooring after water damage worked its way through the original material. The same company that dried the house out handled the sale and installation of the new floors.

    More on Flooring sales and installation

  6. Apr 2, 2026

    Ice damming

    Ice damming backed water up under the shingles and into the ceiling and wall below. The crew addressed the water damage room by room as the ice let go.

    More on Disaster restoration

  7. Apr 1, 2026

    Toilet supply line failure

    A failed toilet supply line sent water into more than one room. Mitigation covered every room the water reached, not just the one it started in.

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  8. Apr 1, 2026

    Water heater burst

    A burst water heater soaked the laminate flooring in two rooms. Both floors came out and were replaced once the space behind them was dry.

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  9. Mar 31, 2026

    Leaking roof, missing shingles

    A storm left shingles missing and the roof leaking. The crew replaced and repaired the shingles to stop the water at the source, then dealt with what had already gotten in.

    More on Disaster restoration

  10. Nov 12, 2025

    Kitchen sink supply line leak

    A leak from the line under the kitchen sink reached both the kitchen above and the basement below. The crew found the source quickly, which kept it from spreading any further.

    More on Water damage restoration

From the job site

The crew's own photos, taken mid-job.

These photos are real jobs the crew has worked, shown here to give a sense of the work itself rather than tied to any single entry in the log above.

Wet drywall cut back to a clean line above the floor during a water damage tear-out
Wet drywall cut back to a clean line during a tear-out.
A kitchen opened to the ceiling joists and wall studs with ductwork exposed overhead
A kitchen opened to the joists, with the ductwork exposed overhead.
Drywall removed to the studs exposing mold growth on the sheathing behind
Drywall removed to the studs, mold on the sheathing behind it.
A room gutted to the framing with insulation and wiring exposed
A room gutted to the framing, insulation and wiring exposed.
A freshly painted room with newly cleaned wall-to-wall carpet
A freshly painted room with newly cleaned carpet.
A new hardwood stair landing with new grey carpet on the stairs
A new hardwood landing, with new carpet on the stairs.
A finished kitchen with dark cabinets and new countertops after a rebuild
A finished kitchen, dark cabinets and new countertops, after the rebuild.

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