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Projects

Real jobs from around Onslow County, photographed by the crew: the lines in the ground, the water damage and mold inside, and the storm and land work outside.

Plumbing and utility lines

Trenches, supply lines and the walls opened to reach them.

A narrow trench in sandy soil with a white PVC line exposed at the bottom and work boots at the edge — A trench opened down to a buried PVC line in sandy soil.

A worker using a long tool on an opened wall above copper supply pipes and valves — Working on a wall opened around the copper supply lines.

A closet with the lower drywall removed, orange supply lines along the floor and a copper stub with a valve — Supply lines exposed at the base of an opened closet wall.

A copper pipe secured with a metal strap beside foil-wrapped insulated ductwork — A copper line run beside insulated ductwork.

Water damage and mold

Flood cuts, moisture readings and the mold that follows a slow leak.

A crew member standing in a room where the bottom of the drywall has been cut away, a moisture meter on the concrete floor — A flood cut: the lower drywall removed so the framing can dry, with a moisture meter on the slab.

An empty room beside a sliding glass door with the flooring removed to the slab and the lower drywall cut away — A water-damaged room with the flooring up and the drywall cut back.

An orange Klein Tools moisture meter reading 91.8 percent, set on a stained concrete slab — A moisture meter reading 91.8 on a concrete slab.

A hand holding a moisture meter against damp insulation in a tight space — Checking wet insulation with a moisture meter.

An opened wall with insulation and dark mold along the bottom plate and the floor — Mold and water damage at the base of an opened wall.

Dark mold spreading on a drywall corner around an electrical box and loose wiring — Mold on the drywall around an electrical box.

A cracked and bubbled section of textured ceiling drywall above a window — Cracked, bubbled ceiling drywall above a window.

A small room with the flooring pulled back to the plywood subfloor and patched drywall — Flooring and drywall taken back to the subfloor.

Storm cleanup and land work

Trees down, lots cleared, slopes and banks cut back.

A large tree fallen across the lawn and against a brick house under a grey sky — A tree down against a brick house after a storm.

A cut tree limb lying on asphalt shingles covered in leaves and sawdust — A cut limb on the shingles, with storm debris around it.

A view from a roof over a front lawn with a freshly cut stump, a worker standing on the shingles — A cut stump in the front lawn, seen from the roof.

A lawn with cut brush and branches piled for removal and a person working near the fence line — Brush piled in a yard for removal.

A lot of tall overgrown grass and brush with a machine working at the tree line — An overgrown lot, with a machine at work by the tree line.

A cleared dirt path through dense woods with a yellow skid steer at the far end — A skid steer clearing a path through the woods.

A yellow and black skid steer working through brush and small trees on a wooded lot — A skid steer working through brush on a wooded lot.

A wooded lot with the undergrowth cleared back beneath the trees — Brush cleared from under the trees.

A long mowed strip of grass beside a chain-link fence with houses beyond — A mowed strip along a fence line.

A pond with trees reflected in the water and its bank cut back and mowed — A pond bank cut back and mowed.

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Hours

Monday to Friday8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
SaturdayOn call
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