Water Damage & Fire Damage Recovery in Shallotte

Shallotte is an old Brunswick County town, first incorporated in 1899. The village has not grown substantially since, only home to roughly 4000 people. With the Ocean Highway cutting right through the community, many of the most successful businesses, shops, and restaurants have set up locations along this heavily traveled thoroughfare.  

Whether it is the charming appearance of Mulberry Park or shops like Miss Minnie’s Antiques, the community is a popular day trip destination for many throughout neighboring municipalities. Similarly, entertainment plays a part in local traffic to the area and tourists choosing Shallotte for their getaway destinations, such as Rivers Edge Golf Club and Plantation, outdoor sports made possible with purchases from Waccamaw Canoe & Kayak, and the Lycan Games store.

Water Removal Services

Early water damage shows in the form of pooling on flooring surfaces. We can regulate these threats with various extractors and water removal tools and prevent more absorption into porous building materials.

Fire Damage to Contents

Your Shallotte home contains all your most prized possessions and treasures from various stages of your life. These irreplaceable items and valuables are a priority of our responding SERVPRO team after fire loss incidents. It is essential to relocate what can be moved, begin on-site cleaning of fire damage if possible, and pack up other objects for off-site recovery.

SERVPRO warehouse cleaning includes:

• Potent surface cleaners
• Ozone chamber
• Ultrasonic tank
• Climate-controlled storage 

Effectively Drying a Residence

The drying process is critical to restoration. We have hundreds of air movers to use in any structure suffering damage, so when you spend an afternoon at the Shallotte Crossing stores and grab a bite at the Purple Onion or the Burg-Dog Grill, much of this process can be underway. A quick stop at The Daily Scoop on Main for dessert is sure to please you when wishing to spend a little more time out of the house.

Water damage does not have to destroy your residence. Call SERVPRO!