East Grand Rapids, MI

January 14, 2024

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Rich, arrived at the home, he thoroughly inspected the damage and communicated the full scope of work to the customer. Our crews began by removing all unsalvageable materials affected by sewage, steam cleaned, and sanitized the entire basement. After that proper drying equipment was installed to ensure safe and proper drying of the home.

Schoolcraft, MI

January 3, 2024

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived at the home within the hour for inspection. Tim 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 immediately approved us to start the remediation. Crew Chief, Derrick and partner Jack got to work. They began by setting up proper drying equipment in the bathroom which included a hardwood drying machine. They then installed proper drying equipment in the basement including an inject dry machine to circulate airflow and restore the wet ceiling. The home was dry in 2 short days.

Grand Rapids, MI

December 2, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Eric Steele, arrived on-site and immediately took action after he discussed the drying process and scope of work with the customer. Then two crew members started to remove unsalvageable materials and began the clean up and sanitation of the affected areas. From there proper drying equipment was installed. After 2 days, the property was dry.

Battle Creek, MI

May 12, 2023

Camelot Emergency Water Removal Project Manager, Tim Young, arrived on site in less than an hour. Tim began to assess the damage and went over the scope of work with the homeowner. Crew Chief, Derrick, and partner, Ethan, began removing water. They then removed all damaged materials. After cleaning the team sanitized the affected areas and set up some blowers and dehumidifiers to properly dry out the home.