Clean Care of New England · Warwick, RI · since 1989
Thirty five years of putting Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut buildings back together. Open twenty four hours. We bring the drying equipment, the certifications and the paperwork your insurer is going to ask for.
What we are looking at
This is a real Clean Care job in Rhode Island. Before a single piece of equipment is placed, somebody walks the room and writes down what actually happened to the building. Take the marks in turn.
What we handle
Water, fire and mold. Everything else on this page is either one of those wearing different clothes, or the work of putting the building back afterwards.
Most calls start here
Burst pipes, roof leaks, failed appliances, storm water. We extract first, then dry the structure itself: wall cavities, subfloor, insulation. Moisture readings are taken daily until the building is dry, not until the floor looks dry.
How a dry down runs
Soot keeps working after the fire is out
Soot is acidic. Left alone it keeps eating finishes, metal and plastics for weeks. We stabilise the building, clean and deodorise rather than mask, deal with the water the fire department left behind, and rebuild what cannot be saved.
What we do in week one
It came back because the water never left
Mold is a moisture problem wearing a different face. We contain the area and run negative air before anything is disturbed, take out what cannot be cleaned, and then find the source. Attics, crawlspaces and finished basements are the three we see most in Rhode Island housing stock.
How remediation worksAnd the rest of it
Clean Care has run the emergency side and the rebuild side of the same company since 1989. That is the whole point of calling one contractor.
Board-up and tarping in the first hours, then debris, tree removal and structural drying.
Category three water rules. Porous material that has been contaminated comes out rather than getting cleaned.
Moisture mapping a whole building, industrial dehumidification and ducting, and keeping you trading.
One contractor from demolition to the finished room, with flooring, tile, cabinetry and window treatments chosen in house.
Documentation the adjuster actually needs, and a project manager who talks to them directly.
Licensed asbestos abatement, contents cleaning and secure storage, and 15 and 20 yard dumpsters on site.
Jobs, not slogans
4.9out of 5 across 27 Google reviews
01 · Nick Pullano and his crew
Clean Care responded to a sewer flood in our home and Nick Pullano and his crew spent hours removing the water late into the night. Over the next few months Clean Care completely redid four basement rooms in a timely and competent manner. All of their contractors were responsible, professional and did excellent work. Our furniture that was salvageable was taken to storage and returned in excellent condition. Nick was responsive to all our questions and requests and did an excellent job managing the entire project. We were obviously stressed with the situation and his positive communication alleviated some of that stress. We highly recommend Clean Care of New England.
02 · Nick G. and Chris
Nick G, came to the house to do an assessment. He found mold and walked us through the process of removal. Chris and his crew were very respectful, and they did a fantastic job in our basement. It looks so clean and smells decent again. Well, lol as much as a basement can. Thanks so much Nick G, Chris, and his wonderful crew!
03 · Start to finish, both times
Clean Care is amazing! I've used them for basement flooding and severe mold damage (separate incidents). They came in and handled the projects start to finish, updating me every step of the way. Everything was completed quickly and was very reasonably priced. Everyone I spoke with was friendly and professional. They made the uneasy burden of damage to my home a seamless process to repair. Highly recommend!
Also a Reader's Choice Award winner, and a preferred vendor for Nationwide, Narragansett Bay, Allstate, USAA, American Family, Liberty Mutual-Safeco and the Sedgwick Claims Network. More on that in how we work with your insurer.
Large loss and commercial
Schools, offices, restaurants and apartment buildings. Moisture mapped across the whole footprint, industrial dehumidification and ducting run to where the water actually went, contents packed out and stored, and a schedule built around keeping you open.
How the hours run
Hour one
The phone is answered by us around the clock, and we aim to have a crew at the property and working within sixty minutes. If the building has to be made safe first, that means board-up, tarping and temporary stabilisation before anything else.
Day one
Standing water comes out, contaminated material comes out, containment goes up and negative air goes on. Salvageable contents are packed out to storage. Everything is photographed and logged for the claim while it still looks the way it looks.
The dry down
Air movers and dehumidifiers get placed against a moisture map, not scattered around the room. Readings are taken daily and the equipment stays until the structure reads dry. That is also the record your adjuster wants.
The rebuild
Framing, drywall, paint, flooring, tile and cabinetry are ours. Our Decorating Center lays the room out in CAD and carries Shaw flooring, Dal-Tile, Fieldcrest and Merillat cabinetry and Hunter Douglas window treatments, so you are not hiring a second contractor to finish what we opened up.
Before you call
Warwick, Rhode Island, since 1989
Locally and family owned. IICRC certified crews, a licensed asbestos abatement contractor, and project managers who deal with your insurer directly. Open 24 hours, every day.
3618 W Shore Rd, Warwick, RI 02886 · Office (401) 336-5275