Moisture meter reading taken during water damage mitigation in Gilbert, SC
24/7 emergency response — Cayce, SC

Water damage restoration in Cayce, SC.

Burst pipes, supply-line failures, appliance leaks, roof leaks and flooding in Cayce. We answer around the clock, we are about 2 miles — 6 minutes away, and we do the drying, the documentation and the rebuild — one company, one file.

24/7 emergency responseIICRC Certified FirmDocumented, monitored dryingWe rebuild what we tear out

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Cayce at a glance

  • County: Lexington County
  • From our shop: about 2 miles (6 min) from 3190 Leaphart Rd
  • Emergency response: 24/7 — (803) 518-9873
  • Permits: The Cayce Building Official issues the permit and the city's Planning & Development office reviews plans.

Credentials that matter

  • IICRC Certified Firm
  • Works with insurance program networks including Alacrity and Contractor Connection
  • Building in the Midlands since 2011
  • Licensed & insured in South Carolina
  • SC Residential Builder License #48882

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Working in Cayce

Local means the permit office, not a slogan.

Cayce is in Lexington County, about 2 miles — 6 minutes from our shop on Leaphart Road in West Columbia.

Permits: The Cayce Building Official issues the permit and the city's Planning & Development office reviews plans. Getting that order right is the difference between starting on schedule and losing two weeks before anybody picks up a tool.

We work Cayce every week, so we know which office to call and how long the inspection queue actually runs. We work all over town — the Avenues, Congaree Bluff, Hunters Mill and the River Arts District along Knox Abbott — and the older streets and the newer subdivisions are genuinely different jobs.

What we handle

What we do when we get there.

Stop it and extract

Find and stop the source, then get standing water out before it moves further into the structure and the contents.

Document before touching

Photographs, moisture mapping and readings taken before demolition, because a claim is decided on what was recorded at the start.

Controlled demolition

Only what has to come out, cut at sensible lines, with contents protected or moved out and inventoried.

Monitored drying to a target

Equipment placed to a calculation, readings logged daily, and equipment pulled when the material is dry — not when the calendar says so.

Cayce houses

What we expect to find here.

More than half of Cayce's housing was built between 1950 and 1979 and the median house dates to 1964. That is why we plan for cast iron drains, original branch wiring and vinyl flooring that has to be tested before anybody swings a hammer.

That matters on a water loss, because the age of the house decides whether we are drying modern framing or dealing with plaster, layered flooring and cavities that hold water where you cannot see it.

Our own job photos

Water Damage Restoration we have built

Photographed on our own jobs across the Midlands. The city is named on each one so you can see exactly where the work was done.

Dated oak kitchen during water damage mitigation in Lexington, SCThe loss
Rebuilt kitchen with marble-look island and seating in Lexington, SCRebuilt

Water loss in Lexington — affected cabinetry and flooring removed, the structure dried to a documented standard, then a new kitchen built back.

Drying equipment running in a Lexington kitchen after a water loss
Drying equipment in place — Lexington
Hardwood removed to expose wet subfloor after a water loss in Gilbert, SC
Subfloor opened up — Gilbert
Moisture meter reading taken during water damage mitigation in Gilbert, SC
Moisture readings, logged daily
Water history

Why Cayce floods the way it does.

Congaree River and Congaree Creek floodplains, plus Savannah Branch, Gills Creek and Six Mile Creek. Parts of the city sit inside Lake Murray dam inundation mapping.

None of that changes what we do on a burst pipe at two in the morning, but it does mean we have worked this ground before — and we know which streets have taken water more than once.

24/7 emergency response

If it is happening right now, call.

We answer Cayce calls around the clock, and we are about 2 miles — 6 minutes out. A phone call gets a faster answer than anything typed into a form.

How it runs

From the phone call to a finished house.

We get there and stop the damage

Water extracted, power and safety checked, the source shut off, temporary protection in place.

We document everything before we touch it

Photos, moisture readings, affected materials and room measurements. This is the evidence your claim gets paid on.

We dry it and prove it is dry

Equipment placed to a plan and logged daily until the structure hits target. We do not pull equipment because the calendar says so.

We rebuild it

Same company, same standard. Drywall, paint, trim, flooring, cabinets — back to how it was, or better if you choose to upgrade.

Common questions

Water Damage Restoration in Cayce — what we get asked.

Do you actually work in Cayce?

Yes — every week. We are about 2 miles — 6 minutes from Cayce, based on Leaphart Road in West Columbia, and Cayce is inside our core service area rather than the edge of it.

Who issues the permit in Cayce?

The Cayce Building Official issues the permit and the city's Planning & Development office reviews plans.

Should I call you or my insurance company first?

Call us first if water is still moving or the house is not secure. Mitigation is expected to start immediately and delay is one of the few things carriers genuinely push back on. We will help you report it.

Do I have to use the company my insurer suggests?

No. You choose your contractor. We work directly with carriers and adjusters every day and can be the company on the file.

How long does drying take?

Usually three to five days for a typical loss, longer where water got under flooring or into wall cavities. We monitor daily and pull equipment when the readings say it is dry.

  • SC Residential Builder License #48882 (Say Jay Inc.)
  • IICRC Certified Firm — water, fire and smoke restoration done to industry standards
  • Works with insurance program networks including Alacrity and Contractor Connection
Get started

Tell us what happened.

If water is still moving or the house is not secure, call instead — that gets a faster answer than anything typed into a form.

Active emergency?

Call (803) 518-9873. We answer around the clock, and the first few hours decide how much has to be replaced.


Shop

3190 Leaphart Rd, West Columbia, SC 29169

Hours

Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm · 24/7 emergency response

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