Clean Care of New England · Warwick, RI · since 1989
The job, in order, from the truck rolling out to the room handed back
These are real Clean Care jobs across Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut, photographed the way the crew actually works: respond, assess, dry and demo, then rebuild. If you want the process explained rather than shown, read how a dry down or a fire and smoke job actually runs, or send us your own address and a few photos to start one.
Chapter one
The response
Every job starts with a truck moving. These are our own vehicles and our own building in Warwick, the same navy and red livery you see on the road and on the billboard, with the emergency number painted on the door before anything else gets loaded.
Chapter two
The damage as found
This is what a crew is looking at before any equipment goes down: charred framing, a boarded window with an equipment trailer already staged outside, a corridor stripped to bare studs by five technicians in full protective gear. Documenting the loss exactly as it stands is also the record an adjuster is going to ask for.
Chapter three
Drying, demolition and the crawlspaces nobody sees
Most of the work happens in places a homeowner never walks into: a crawlspace beside the ductwork, an attic under the insulation, a wall cavity a moisture meter is checking room by room. Readings, not guesses, is why the equipment stays as long as it does. Two of the largest jobs here are a high school gymnasium in the area, one of the sites we've dried and one we've physically repaired, shown as a gym floor and drying equipment across a gym floor, not as work done for the school itself.
Chapter four
The rooms handed back
This is the end of the same jobs shown above: a marble shower rebuilt with a corner bench, a commercial kitchenette finished in wood cabinetry and stone, a fireplace surround and built in cabinetry restored rather than replaced. Our own Decorating Center runs this half of the work, so the contractor who opened the wall is the same one who closes it.
Warwick, Rhode Island, since 1989
If your loss looks like any of the above, the crew that took these photos answers the phone
Open 24 hours, every day, with a one hour target arrival anywhere in Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts or Northern Connecticut. See the full list of what we handle on our services page.