Zeeland, MI

January 28, 2024

Project Manager, Tevontae, arrived at the home and immediately took action assessing the damage of their basement. He then discussed the process and scope of work with the homeowner. Our crews began removing the wet padding. They then sanitized the affected areas and lifted the carpet for drying. They installed specialized drying equipment to effectively dry their basement. The home was dry in a few short days.

Holland, MI

January 6, 2024

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tevontae, responded to the call and arrived at the home for inspection. Tevontae thoroughly assessed the damage and communicate the scope of work with the homeowner. Once all parties were in agreement our crews got to work. To ensure proper drying, our team removed the affected ceiling and set up proper drying equipment to effectively dry the home. The home was dry in 2 short days.

Perry, MI

October 23, 2023

Project Manager Eric Steele, went to the location and thoroughly inspected the damage. He took moisture readings and discussed the process with the homeowner. After that, Crew Chief Todd, and partner Malik arrived and began the clean-up. Our team extracted the carpet and removed affected baseboards, drywall, and insulation to ensure proper drying. When everything was cleaned and sanitized, we set up drying equipment throughout the basement including inject dry machines to quickly dry the home.

Scotts, MI

August 10, 2023

When Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the residence, he communicated directly with the customer to come up with the most effective course of action. Tim helped with the insurance process to ensure coverage for the scope of work. Crew Chief Todd, and partner Malik set up containment and drying equipment to ensure proper drying.

Rockford, MI

July 19, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tevontae Abraham, arrived at the home as soon as possible. He inspected the water damage thoroughly and spoke to the customer to come up with the most effective course of action. Crew Chief Todd, and crew began by extracting water from the floors. From there they removed the affected ceiling. Cleaning and disinfection was preformed. Then proper drying equipment was installed, including a hardwood machine. The team was able to save their hardwood floors and the kitchen was dry in a few 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.

Kalamazoo, MI

May 31, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived on-site, he thoroughly assessed the damage. After inspection, Tim communicated with the homeowner the scope of work and the process. Once this was agreed upon, our two technicians got to work removing the affected drywall, and the flooring. Then they steam cleaned all areas affected, and did thorough disinfection to eliminate the sewer smell in the property. From there professional drying equipment was set up to ensure proper drying of the home.

Benton Harbor, MI

March 17, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Justin Popp, arrived at the home, he thoroughly inspected the damage. Justin communicated the scope of work to the customer. From there Crew Chief, Todd and and partner Ethan began removing unsalvageable materials that were affected by the water. From their they extracted all the water from the basement and all affected areas were steam cleaned. Drying equipment was then installed, including some injection dry systems to help properly dry the walls. The home was dry in 3 short days.

Ada, MI

January 2, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the home to inspect the damage. Tim thoroughly assessed the damage, and he discussed the importance of drying. The customer agreed with the scope of work and approved us to start the remediation. Crew chief, Todd and partner Malik began work. The installed a dry injector into the ceiling as well as a dehumidifier to ensure the ceiling could properly dry after the leak. The customer was satisfied with our service!

Grand Rapids, MI

December 28, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young arrived to the home and thoroughly inspected the damage, took moisture readings, and determined the best solution to remediate the damage in the home. After the process was agreed upon with the homeowner, Crew Chief, Todd and partner Ethan got to work extracting water. Pad was removed as well as some paneling and insulation in ensure proper drying of the basement. From there carpet was disinfected and lifted for drying. Finally proper drying equipment was installed throughout the basement to ensure proper drying.

Grand Rapids, MI

September 10, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Manager, Brian, arrived at the residence and began to inspect the damage. Upon his arrival, Brian inspected the situation and detected moisture readings in several rooms on the main floor and into the basement. With the customer, Brian determined the most effective course of action for drying the home. The team removed affected flooring and installed proper drying equipment including some inject dry machine to circulate airflow and restore the wet walls. After a few short days the home was dry.

Battle Creek, MI

July 19, 2022

Project Manager, Tim, arrived quickly to assess the situation. The broken pipe affected several areas in the business. Our crews arrived quickly to begin clean up, extracting all of the water and disinfecting. Professional drying equipment was then set up to return the business back to pre-flooding conditions.

Battle Creek, MI

April 4, 2022

When Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the home, he thoroughly inspected the damage and communicated the scope of work with the customer. Crew Chef, Todd and partner Will go to work that day. They removed all affected areas with approval from the homeowner and performed the clean-up and disinfection of the entire areas affected. Professional drying equipment was then installed.

Three Rivers, MI

March 28, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal, Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived to the job first. He got to work assessing the job then communicating the scope of work to the homeowner. Crew Chef, Todd and his partner Dale then arrived to begin the work. They removed all affected flooring and sanitized. From there professional drying equipment was installed to help dry out the affected rooms. Within a few short days this home was dry.

Hudsonville, MI

March 16, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived to this urgent matter within the hour of the customer calling. He was able to provide the customer with a free estimate. He then went over scope of work that needed to be completed and answered any questions. Crew Chef, Todd & his team started the cleanup process by removing the dishwasher and damaged flooring in the kitchen. Then, they installed professional drying equipment to dry out the affected areas in the basement.

Martin, MI

March 16, 2022

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young arrived at the residence to resolve the situation. The damage was inspected and course of action to dry the property was communicate with the customer. Once the work was approved, Crew Chef, Todd and team arrived to complete the work. Our team removed the flooring that was damaged and set up proper drying and everything was cleaned and sanitized. There was one air scrubber and one dehumidifier, and four air movers.

Battle Creek, MI

March 15, 2022

Camelot Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived to the home and began inspecting the damage. He then determined the most effective course of action to restore the basement for the homeowner. After discussing with the homeowner the crews began to arrive. Crew Chef, Todd Gren and team began extracting water, and installing equipment to start the drying out process. There were 8 air movers installed, along with 1 air scrubber and 1 dehumidifier.