Warwick, Rhode Island · since 1989
Locally and family owned in Warwick, Rhode Island, since 1989
Clean Care of New England has been the crew Rhode Island calls when water or fire gets into a building, since 1989. The company is locally and family owned, working out of 3618 W Shore Rd in Warwick, and the same trucks that answer a call at two in the morning are the ones parked outside the office under the navy 24HR DISASTER RESPONSE sign. Thirty five years in, the crews are IICRC certified, the paperwork side works directly with the insurance adjuster, and the same company that dries out a basement can hand it back finished.
The building on the sign
Not a leased storefront with a rotating sign
It is the navy building photographed here, roses planted at the entrance, the words 24HR DISASTER RESPONSE painted across the front the way a company writes something it means to keep doing. The wordmark on that sign, clean*care in red on white with a gold star between the two words, is the same one that rides on every truck and on the roadside billboard, so most of Warwick knows the logo before they ever need the phone number.
Clean Care calls itself The Grandmaster of Disasters, a line that has stayed on the trucks for exactly as long as the company has kept showing up to earn it. Thirty five years of jobs is what keeps a tagline like that on a fleet instead of getting quietly retired. Read what a job like that actually involves on the services page.
What backs the billboard
Credentials a homeowner never sees, until the day they need to check
The same billboard, its panels marked FIRE, WATER and WIND under a Certified Disaster Restoration badge, sits behind a business that is a licensed asbestos abatement contractor, where every technician holds IICRC certification and most carry further certification in water damage, fire and smoke damage or applied structural drying on top of it.
Clean Careis a member of the Restoration Industry Association and the Water Loss Institute, a Contractor Connection Top Performer, and works alongside the American Red Cross, Alacrity Claim Solutions and the Contractor Alliance Network. The Better Business Bureau accredited the company in 2023, and it has taken home a Reader's Choice Award along the way.
None of that shows up at a job site. What does is a crew whose names customers use in their own reviews: Nick G. does the assessments, Chris runs the mold crews, Nick Pullano manages the sewage and basement rebuild jobs. A homeowner who has just watched water come through a ceiling remembers the person who told them what happens next, which is a large part of why 4.9 out of 5 across 27 Google reviews means something here.
On the road, every day
The truck above is one of a fleet running the whole territory
That fleet runs across Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut every day, in the same livery as the billboard and the sign on the building. Clean Care is open 24 hours, every day, and the one hour target arrival on an emergency call is what the drive time from Warwick actually looks like across most of that footprint. See what a crew handles once it gets there on the services page, or send the details of what happened through contact and a project manager will call back.
From demolition to finished room
One company, from the wet floor to the last coat of paint
Drying a building out and rebuilding it are usually two different phone calls, to two different contractors, on two different schedules. Clean Care runs both under one roof. Once the structure reads dry, its own in-house Decorating Center lays the replacement room out in CAD before a single board goes up, then installs it: Shaw flooring, Dal-Tile, Fieldcrest and Merillat cabinetry, Hunter Douglas window treatments. The same project manager who logged the moisture readings on day one is still on the job when the paint is drying.
Clean Care works in English and Spanish, and takes Apple Pay, cash, check, Discover, MasterCard and Visa. None of that changes what happens at two in the morning when a pipe lets go: someone answers the phone, and the same company that answers it is the one that hands the room back finished.
Talk to us
Whatever it is, call the number on the truck
Whatever has gone wrong in a building, from a toilet supply line to a fire two rooms over, it is the kind of call Clean Care has been taking since 1989. If it is happening right now, call (401) 941-9111. If it can wait an hour, send the details through contact and a project manager will call back with a plan.