Corey Knapp

Rockford, MI

February 8, 2024

Project Manager, Rich Baker, arrived at the home, he thoroughly assessed the damage and communicated the scope of work with the customer. The customer agreed with the scope of work and approved us to start the remediation. Crew Chief, Corey, and partner, Will began by removing the damaged materials affected by the water. After the clean-up and disinfection, proper drying equipment was installed to quickly dry the home. The customer was satisfied with our services!

Portage, MI

February 6, 2024

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, responded to the call and was at the home in less than an hour. He arrived and began inspecting the damage. Our technicians removed the affected tile, extracted water from the lower level and disinfected the impacted areas. The team then installed drying equipment to properly dry the home.

Coldwater, MI

October 24, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Rich Baker, arrived at the home to assess the damage. He thoroughly inspected the home and communicated the process with the homeowner. Two of our technicians arrived shortly and started the clean-up. They began by removing some damaged paneling. The concrete floor and affected walls were thoroughly steam cleaned and sanitized. After that drying equipment was installed to quickly dry their basement.

Kalamazoo, MI

July 19, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived to the home in less than 30 minutes and communicated the extend of the damage in the basement to the homeowner. Once scope of work was approved by the homeowner, our crews began work immediately. Corey, Matt and Andrew removed the damaged ceiling and disinfected the impacted areas. They then set up drying equipment to ensure safe and proper drying in their home. This home was dry in a few short days.

Grand Rapids, MI

July 15, 2023

Project Manager, Tevontae, arrived at the home and began inspection. He thoroughly assessed the damage, and he discussed the importance of drying and its long-term effect if not treated properly. The customer agreed with the scope of work and approved us to start the remediation. Two of our technicians removed the materials affected by the water. After clean up and disinfection, drying equipment was set up to quickly dry the home. The home was dry in 3 days and the customer was satisfied with our service.

Paw Paw, MI

July 14, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived to the home in under 60 mins. He thoroughly assessed the damage and communicated the scope of work with the customer. Corey and Matt removed the affected vinyl flooring to properly dry the areas affected in the kitchen. After that, we cleaned and sanitized the affected areas. We then floated the carpet for proper drying in the basement. Proper drying equipment was installed in the kitchen and basement to ensure proper drying. The home was dry in 3 days.

Portage, MI

June 12, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Brian, arrived on-site in less than an hour. He began by inspecting the damage. Moisture levels were taken on all areas affected, and the scope of work was communicated to the customer. Our technicians arrived to remove damage drywall, sanitize, set up containment and proper drying equipment. Their home dry in 3 short days.

Kalamazoo, MI

June 11, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Eric Steele arrived to the residence within 90 mins of receiving the call. Eric inspected the damage and determined the most effective and efficient process for drying the home. The team began with extracting water from the basement. Then the affected area was steam cleaned and disinfected. From there drying equipment was installed to ensure proper drying of the home.

Wyoming, MI

March 1, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim, arrived on site and began to assess the situation. Once scope of work was determined and communicated to the homeowner, Crew Chief Corey, and teammates, James, and Malik, got to work. Teams began with extracting water and removed damaged pad and baseboards to ensure proper drying. Sanitation was performed then air movers and dehumidifiers and dry injectors were installed to dry out the basement.

Grand Rapids, MI

January 23, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Justin Popp responded to the job first and communicated the extent of damage to the homeowner. Immediately, Crew Chief, Corey and partner Ethan were sent out to begin the work. The team began by removing the dishwasher and disinfecting the area. Then proper drying equipment was set up in the kitchen. In the basement wet pad was removed and carpet was lifted for drying. Disinfection also took place in the basement and equipment was set up to dry and return the home to a pre flood moisture content.

Mattawan, MI

January 4, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived onsite to assess the damage. After inspection, Tim communicated with the homeowner on the scope of work. Crew Chief, Corey, and partner JT got to work. They removed all affected materials that were damaged, extracted the water, steam cleaned all areas affected, and did thorough disinfection to eliminate the sewer smell in the property. Then several fans were set up as well as a dehumidifier and air scrubber to ensure proper drying of the crawlspace. Corey and team returned the space back to new!

Kalamazoo, MI

December 7, 2022

The homeowner called Camelot Emergency Water Removal to assess the damage and for a free estimate. Our Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived within an hour to assess the damage in their basement. The homeowner and Tim communicated about the scope of work, once all parties were in agreement, Camelot got to work. Water was extracted from the basement, then steam cleaning and sanitation took place. Then professional drying equipment was set up to restore the basement back to its pre flooding condition. The homeowner was very pleased with the results.

Rockford, MI

December 7, 2022

When Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Justin Popp, arrived on site he thoroughly assessed the damage in the basement and determined the best course of action. After clean up and disinfection, proper drying equipment were installed to complete the drying process.

Charlotte, MI

October 31, 2022

Our Project Manager, Claud, arrived at the customer’s home and thoroughly assessed the damage. He communicated the process with the customer and assisted them with their insurance claim. As soon as Claud received approval for the work needed, our crews began with the extraction and removal of affected materials to ensure proper drying. There was 7 air movers, 1 dehumidifier, and an air scrubber setup to quickly dry the home.

Caledonia, MI

October 24, 2022

Our project Manager, Tim, arrived to the home withing the hour to assess the damage in the basement. He communicated the process with the homeowner and then quickly got a crew out to the home. After the standing water was removed, the damaged floor needed to be removed to ensure proper drying. The team spent the day pumping out water, sanitizing, and then setting up drying equipment to ensure everything was properly dried.

Kentwood, MI

August 5, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal project manager, Tim Young, arrived on-site and thoroughly assessed the damage. Using specialized equipment Tim was able to determined all areas that were wet. Then he was able to communicate scope of work to the homeowner. Crew Chief Corey and team removed affected baseboard, extracted water and then disinfected. Proper drying equipment was then set up, including wall cavity drying units to ensure the walls were dried.

Battle Creek, MI

June 29, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim, immediately arrived at the home to inspect the damage. The carpet, baseboards, drywall, concrete floor, and contents in the basement were affected. After the inspection, Tim discussed the process with the homeowner. Crew Chief, Corey, and partner Will began that day with the clean-up and disinfection of the areas affected. With the owner's approval, two of our technicians disposed of the unsalvageable materials from the home. From there professional drying equipment was installed to dry the home.

Battle Creek, MI

May 10, 2022

Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the residence, he thoroughly inspected the damage. Tim then communicated the full scope of work to the customer. Once all damaged materials were removed, water was extracted and the area was disinfected. Then our team was able to install drying equipment. Using ten air movers, and one dehumidifier, the home was drying in just three days.

South Haven, MI

April 20, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, was dispatched to the home to inspect the damage. He thoroughly inspected the damage, taking moisture readings and determining the best solution to remediate the damage in the home. Crew Chef, Corey, disinfected all affected areas and then set up professional drying equipment to effectively dry the kitchen and basement ceiling.

Battle Creek, MI

February 18, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the job to assess the the damage. He thoroughly inspected the home and communicated the process with the homeowner. Once scope of work was communicated to the homeowner and all questions were answered our technicians arrived to the home to get to work. Removing wet carpet and affected areas, then steam cleaned and sanitized floor. They installed air movers, 2 dehumidifiers and 2 air scrubbers to properly dry the home. Home was dry and completed within a few days.

South Haven, MI

August 6, 2021

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim, went over the scope of work needed with the homeowner. Crew Chief, Corey, began to remove the damaged wood floor in the kitchen. To properly dry out the cabinets he installed specialty drying equipment to return the kitchen to a pre flood moisture content.

Schoolcraft, MI

May 11, 2021

Brian, Camelot Emergency Water Removals Project Manager, arrived on site shortly after getting the call. Brian assessed the situation, and discussed with the homeowner, the process and scope of work which needed to be done . Crew Chief, Corey, and his team  arrived on site to start the clean up, and removal of damaged items in the home. The team then strategically installed professional drying equipment to return the affected materials to their pre-flood condition. 

Portage, MI

November 17, 2020

Project manager, Ben, arrived on site within 30 minutes of receiving the call to start assessing the water damage caused by the sink overflow. After performing a thorough moisture inspection and marking all of the affected building materials, Ben established a drying plan with the customer and her husband. Once Ben had obtained photos of the water damage and compiled all necessary documentation for the customer's insurance claim, the highly trained crew at Camelot Emergency Water Removal, led by Corey, got to work performing water extraction services before staging air movers and dehumidifiers to dry out the drywall and wet carpet.