Disaster Restoration Services in North Charleston, SC

BOSS Disaster Restoration is a full-service restoration company serving North Charleston, SC 24 hours a day — mold, fire, storm, water and contents, for homes and commercial properties alike. From Park Circle's early-1900s bungalows to the subdivisions off Dorchester Road and the warehouses and hospitality properties around the airport, crews dispatch around the clock via I-526 from our Mount Pleasant headquarters.

One company carries the whole loss as an IICRC-certified firm and a South Carolina licensed general contractor (LIC #G115041): emergency mitigation, contents pack-out, and reconstruction, with the documentation your insurance carrier needs at every stage.

One Licensed Contractor for Every North Charleston Loss

Call (843) 884-4000 and BOSS answers directly, any hour. Mitigation and rebuild run under one licence, so there is no handoff between the crew that stabilizes your property and the contractor that restores it — and no gap in the moisture readings, photos and Matterport 3D documentation that carry your claim.

Which North Charleston Loss Are You Dealing With?

Mold Remediation in North Charleston

Lowcountry humidity doesn't take a season off, and North Charleston's older housing stock — crawl spaces around Park Circle and the historic Navy Yard area especially — gives moisture places to hide. Our mold remediation teams work under the IICRC S520 standard: containment first, removal of affected materials, and verification before anything closes back up. And there's a distinction worth knowing: mold removal takes out what's visible; mold remediation addresses the moisture source so it doesn't come back — which is why remediation by a licensed general contractor matters, because the repair that fixes the source happens under the same roof. Commercial mold losses — office buildings, warehouses, hospitality — get the same protocol with phased containment that keeps operating areas open where safely possible.

Fire, Smoke & Storm Response

North Charleston's fire losses run from kitchen fires in residential neighborhoods to equipment and electrical fires in commercial space, and soot travels farther than flame — our fire and smoke damage restoration crews handle emergency board-up, soot removal, ozone odor treatment and full repairs. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and from Hugo in 1989 to Ian in 2022 — a storm BOSS worked from first calls through final rebuilds — storm damage restoration here means wind openings, tree strikes, wind-driven rain, and the Category 3 flood and sewage losses that follow heavy rain into low-lying drainage corridors, handled under flood damage restoration protocols with mandatory removal of contaminated porous materials.

Water Damage — Handled on Its Own Dedicated Page

Water losses in North Charleston — residential burst pipes to flooded commercial floors — have their own complete resource: water damage restoration in North Charleston, covering truck-mounted extraction, the six-stage restoration scope, structural drying against Lowcountry humidity (the EPA's guidance is that mold growth can begin within 24–48 hours of water intrusion), and commercial drying plans built around downtime. If belongings are affected by any loss type, contents cleaning and restoration packs out, inventories and restores them — ultrasonic cleaning, ozone treatment, temperature-controlled storage.

Commercial & Industrial Restoration

North Charleston is where the Tri-County works — distribution and industrial space, offices, retail, and hospitality serving the airport — and commercial restoration is a different discipline: losses measured in downtime, phased work that keeps operations running where safely possible, after-hours scheduling, and documentation built for commercial claims. BOSS documents commercial losses with Matterport 3D scans, photographs and logged readings, works with all major insurance carriers, participates in multiple insurer Premier Service Provider programs, and bills carriers directly. The South Carolina Department of Insurance is the authoritative state resource on how policies treat these losses; our documentation removes the argument from the claim.

North Charleston Restoration Questions, Answered