Of the 7 damage restorations listed in Pitt County, 3 hold an active NC licence on the state board's roster. Licence-checked listings come first; each shows its licence number and expiration. Not listed? Look up any NC contractor licence.

By city: Greenville (3) Ayden (2) Winterville (2)

24 Restore

Damage Restoration

Winterville, NC

NC licence #68084 · Building

24 Restore provides 24-hour emergency service for fire, smoke, water, mold, wind, and vandalism damage in Greenville, North Carolina.

  • 24-hour emergency restoration needs
  • fire and smoke damage
  • water damage

Emergency available · 24-hour emergency service

CareMaster

Damage Restoration

Winterville, NC

CareMaster provides 24/7 IICRC-certified water and fire restoration across Greenville, Raleigh, and surrounding North Carolina cities.

  • 24/7 emergency water damage cleanup
  • fire, smoke, soot, and odor restoration
  • properties needing contents removal, cleaning, and storage

Emergency available · Fire damage response within hours and prompt on-site arrival for water damage

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FAQ

Should I call a damage-restoration company immediately after a leak or flood?

Yes. Emergency water-remediation providers can begin extraction and drying before additional moisture causes more damage. Turn off the water or electricity if it is safe, and avoid entering areas with electrical hazards.

What should a water-restoration company check besides visible water?

Ask whether the company uses moisture meters or thermal imaging and documents structural drying. CareMaster specifically lists moisture mapping with thermal imaging and moisture meters.

Do Pitt County restoration companies handle insurance claims?

Some do. CareMaster says it coordinates restoration claims with insurance providers, but consumers should confirm what documentation and direct insurer communication are included.

Is emergency restoration different from routine carpet or duct cleaning?

Yes. Emergency restoration addresses active water, fire, mold, or storm damage and may include extraction, drying, odor removal, contents handling, and reconstruction. Routine carpet, rug, duct, and dryer-vent cleaning generally does not include structural repair.

How long does damage restoration take?

The emergency extraction or cleanup visit may begin within hours or on a 24-hour schedule, but drying, contents restoration, and reconstruction take longer depending on the damage. Ask for a written scope that separates emergency work from repairs.