Smoke Damaged Drywall Restoration Services in NC & SC

When first responders put out a fire, moisture used to extinguish the blaze mixes with smoke to create smoke-damaged drywall. This type of hybrid water & fire damage requires professional attention from the restoration experts at American Restoration Disaster Specialist, who provide the best available smoke-damaged drywall restoration services in Jonas Ridge, Kings Mountain, Gastonia, Cleveland, and other cities we serve in North Carolina and South Carolina.

For more than 50 years, our IICRC-certified technicians have set the industry standard for all types of restoration-related services throughout our service area in NC & SC. When you need our help, call us at 855-432-2728 or click here to schedule services today.

Issues Caused by Smoke-Damaged Drywall at Your Home or Office

• Smoke odor: Smoke that contacts the insulation inside your property walls will absorb the smoke odor in a big way, making it difficult to remove.
• Structural integrity: Smoke-damaged drywall can cause enough structural damage to crack the inside walls of your property if not addressed promptly & properly. 
• Staining & discoloration: Smoke-damaged drywall can leave the walls and ceilings of your property stained, charred, and discolored. 
• Health effects: Soot from smoke-damaged drywall can cause several health issues, including respiratory ailments, when inhaled over an extended stretch. 

Contact American Restoration Damage Specialist for Drywall Restoration in NC & SC

At American Restoration Disaster Specialist, we have restored homes and offices afflicted with smoke-damaged drywall for more than five decades in North and South Carolina. Our IICRC-certified crews have the experience, expertise, and equipment needed to handle the task. To make a reservation for our services in Bostic, Little Switzerland, Gastonia, or Cleveland, simply contact us online. You can also dial 855-432-2728 to get a free estimate about services at your property in any of the cities within our service area.