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(401) 941-9111

Everything under one contractor

Every service Clean Care of New England runs out of Warwick

Clean Care has run the emergency side and the rebuild side of the same company since 1989. This page is the whole list in one place: the calls that start with an active loss, the work that puts the building back afterward, and the services that support both. If it is happening right now, call (401) 941-9111. If you want the details in writing first, use the contact page.

When the call is an active loss

Five kinds of emergency, one crew

  • 01
    Water damage restoration

    Burst pipes, roof leaks, failed appliances and storm water. Extraction first, then the structure itself gets dried out.

  • 02
    Fire and smoke damage restoration

    Soot cleaned and deodorised rather than masked, the water the fire department left behind dealt with, and the room rebuilt.

  • 03
    Mold remediation

    Containment and negative air before anything is disturbed, then the moisture source that grew it is actually found.

  • 04
    Storm and flood clean-up

    Board-up and tarping in the first hours, then debris, tree removal and category three water rules where they apply.

  • 05
    Sewage and biohazard clean-up

    Contaminated porous material comes out rather than getting cleaned, disinfected under protocol, handled with discretion.

Two branded Clean Care of New England response trucks with rear doors open outside a large commercial building

Every one of these five starts the same way: a call to (401) 941-9111, a crew on site inside the hour.

After the emergency is over

Rebuild, scale and the paperwork

Large loss and commercial drying

Moisture mapping a whole building, industrial dehumidification and ducting, and a schedule built around keeping the business trading.

Reconstruction and the Decorating Center

One contractor from demolition to the finished room, with flooring, tile, cabinetry and window treatments chosen in house.

Insurance claim assistance

Documentation the adjuster actually needs, and a project manager who deals with the insurance company directly.

No page of their own, still part of the job

The rest of what we do

These five run alongside every water, fire, mold, storm and sewage job we take on, and some of them stand on their own.

Finished custom marble tile shower with a corner bench, built by the Clean Care Decorating Center

Emergency board-up

When a fire, storm or break-in leaves a building open to the weather, board-up goes on before anything else does. Crews reach the property inside the same one hour target as every other emergency call, secure broken windows, doors and roof openings, and document the damage on arrival so the assessment and the insurance record start from the same photographs.

Asbestos removal

A lot of the housing stock we work in across Rhode Island predates 1989 by decades, and older tile, insulation and flooring can carry asbestos. As a licensed asbestos abatement contractor, we test before demolition rather than after, remove and dispose of confirmed material under containment, and run post removal air quality testing before anyone reopens the space.

Personal property restoration and storage

Furniture, textiles and electronics that survive a loss still need to get out of a wet or smoke filled building fast. We pack out what is salvageable, clean fabrics and upholstery with ultrasonic systems where they help, deodorise what smoke has touched, and hold everything in secure storage until the room it came from is ready.

Dumpster rental and disposal

Every gut job produces debris, and most homeowners have nowhere to put it. We bring 15 and 20 yard dumpsters straight to the property for the demolition we generate, and the same rental is available on its own for a residential, commercial or construction cleanout that has nothing to do with a loss.

The Decorating Center

Once a room is framed and dry, our in-house Decorating Center lays it out in CAD before a single material order goes in. It carries Shaw flooring, Dal-Tile, Fieldcrest and Merillat cabinetry and Hunter Douglas window treatments, chosen and installed by the same company that opened the wall up, so the finish matches work like the shower pictured below without a second contractor.

Clean Care of New England dehumidification trailer with ducting running into a fire damaged apartment building

Warwick, Rhode Island, since 1989

Whichever one of these it is, the same crew handles it start to finish.

See where we cover in the service area, or call now if it is happening today.