PuroClean of Augusta

10/19/2026

Your home deserves more than a quick fix. It deserves the PuroClean Way. 🏡

When unexpected property damage strikes, PuroClean is ready to respond with the expertise, equipment, and care needed to help restore what matters most.

24/7 emergency service. Trusted restoration professionals. Ready when you need us.

📞 Call PuroClean at (800) 775-7876
 

10/16/2026

Behind every claim are unsung heroes working together to keep recovery moving forward.

Over the past year, we have received thousands of claims and are growing our franchise participation in programs, which reflects the continued trust in the PuroClean network.

To our insurance carriers, TPAs, valued partners, and franchise owners: your work matters, your partnership makes a difference.

10/15/2026

Some of the most important work in a claim happens behind the scenes: the calls, documentation, estimates, and problems solved before they grow.

This Partner Week, we recognize the restoration and claims professionals whose partnership keeps customers reassured and driving recovery forward.

10/14/2026

Someone’s worst day doesn’t keep business hours.

When the emergency happens, claims teams, Partners, emergency responders, and restoration professionals mobilize to solve the unexpected.

This Partner Week, we thank those who answer the call at 2:13 A.M. and every hour in between to keep recovery moving.

10/13/2026

Our first stop is Irvine, CA, October 14–15, and we're excited to bring the PuroClean network together for two days of learning, collaboration, and connection!

Next stops on the map:
📍 Indianapolis, IN | October 19–20
📍 Philadelphia, PA | October 27–28
📍 San Antonio, TX | November 4–5
📍 Orlando, FL | November 9-10

There's still time to join us! Register and secure your hotel accommodations for an upcoming Regional.

🔗 www.puroclean.com/events

Let's make these Regionals count!

10/13/2026

Nobody wants to make the call. But for our partners, it’s another Tuesday.

Behind every claim is someone facing an overwhelming moment, and professionals ready to step in with clarity, direction, and solutions.

Different roles. One shared goal: helping people move forward.

This Partner Appreciation Week, we recognize the insurance and claims professionals who answer the calls nobody wants to make.🤝

10/09/2026

As communities along the Gulf Coast prepare for severe weather, PuroClean is ready to respond.
 
Our disaster response trailers are equipped and ready to mobilize, supporting communities facing potential flooding, wind damage, and storm-related emergencies.
 
We encourage residents in the storm’s path to stay informed, follow local emergency guidance, and prioritize their safety.
 
When disaster strikes, PuroClean is ready to help communities recover.

📞 Call PuroClean at (800) 775-7876
 


🚨Important update: As of the National Hurricane Center’s 10 a.m. CDT advisory today, October 9, Isaias has strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane, with sustained winds of 120 mph and landfall expected this evening.

10/06/2026

The seasons may change, but our commitment to being there when you need us never does. 🍂

From unexpected water damage to fire, mold, and more, PuroClean is ready to respond and help get your property on the road to recovery.

📞 Call PuroClean at (800) 775-7876



📸: PuroClean Auburn

10/05/2026

We’re taking PuroClean to a city near you! 🚐

Our 2026 Regional Meetings are almost here, bringing Franchise Owners and team members together to connect, learn, share ideas, and strengthen our network.

📍 Irvine, CA | Oct. 14–15
📍 Indianapolis, IN | Oct. 19–20
📍 Philadelphia, PA | Oct. 27–28
📍 San Antonio, TX | Nov. 4–5
📍 Orlando, FL | Nov. 9-10

Don’t miss your Regional!
Register and book your hotel today at www.puroclean.com/events.

10/02/2026

October is packed, and PuroClean is On The Move! ✈️

From FLDC and the ABA Forum to our 2026 Regional Meetings, we’re hitting the road to connect, collaborate, and keep the PuroClean network moving forward.

📍 Atlanta | Oct. 6–8
📍 Canada | Oct. 14–16
📍 Irvine | Oct. 14–15
📍 Indianapolis | Oct. 19–20
📍 Philadelphia | Oct. 27–28

Next stop: San Antonio and Orlando Regionals in November!

12/30/2022

So proud of the job our team is doing during this epic winter storm that produced thousands of water damages throughout the CSRA.

12/28/2022

Ready to continue serving more Residents and Business owners with first class water restoration and disaster response!

09/21/2022

One method to remove rust is the mild acid method. You most likely have at least one common form of a mild acid in your home. Phosphoric acid, found in sodas, is considered a mild acid. Not a soda drinker? Lime juice and vinegar work just as well. These solutions are gentle enough not to damage the chrome but strong enough to eliminate the rust. Be sure to wash down the chrome first and then let it soak in the acid for about 15 minutes. The rust should wipe right off after. Wash off the residue afterward.

This method effectively removes rust from chrome fixtures, but it can be corrosive, so it’s essential to use with care. In addition, be sure to ventilate the area well to avoid inhaling any fumes.

09/19/2022

Time to share one of our local reviews: "The Puro clean team responded in a great manner of time the where professional and did a great 👍 job. They mitigation tech Floyd Ellison was exceptional and did a wonderful job. I would recommend them for any jobs or problems in the future" -Toni Jones

09/16/2022

Water damage restoration can be a complex issue with no easy solution. Learning about the various components of resolving water damage can help you manage your finances regardless of the situation. One component is the type of water involved. The category of water can determine the cost of your estimate:

1. Clean water contains little or no contamination. It could come from a leaking or broken tap, pipe, hose, or possibly rainwater through an open window. Clean water poses no health risk, as it hasn’t come in contact with chemical or f***l matter. It is the safest water to handle and remove. In a clean water loss, a professional can often save almost everything that was damaged. The average price range per square foot for this restoration service is between $3 to $4.

2. Gray water has more contaminants and could come from malfunctioning or broken appliances like washing machines and dishwashers. The increased contamination presents some health risks. The average price range per square foot for this restoration service is between $4 to $6.50.

3. Black water is highly contaminated and therefore requires extreme caution. It typically comes from sewers and the outside: over the ground from river flooding, streams, or the ocean. This water can contain bacteria and harmful contaminants. The average price range per square foot for this restoration service is between $7 to $7.50.

09/14/2022

Floodwater can enter your home through doors and windows, cracks in the foundation, the sewer system and flood vents. Mold can form within 24 to 48 hours after water enters your home. Commencing water damage restoration as soon as possible increases the probability that structural drying efforts will be successful, eliminating the need for large-scale demolition and reconstruction. When it comes to water damage restoration, PuroClean’s QuickDry system quickly and effectively dries flooded and water-damaged structures. Learn more at: https://www.puroclean.com/blog/effects-of-a-flood-home/

A flood can cause extensive damage to your home in a very short amount of time. Here's what you need to know about the effects of a flood.

09/14/2022

Mold and mildew can be difficult to deal with, especially if they stain your clothes. Here are some helpful tips on getting rid of a mold or mildew stain! First, read the lable to see what temperature you should wash the garmet in. Second, scrubb off the mold stain with household soap, white vinegar, or bleach. Then, pre-soak the fabric. After you pre-soak the fabric, wash your clothes in hot water. Be sure to use a mold-killing solution in the washer! Learn More at: https://www.puroclean.com/blog/how-to-remove-mold-stains-from-clothes-and-fabric/

Here are a few general tips for how to remove mold from clothes and fabric. Damp fabrics can easily be infested with mold if they’re not dried in time.

09/12/2022

Mold doesn't just appear on walls and ceilings. It also hides in your air ducts. Signs of mold include a musty smell, and you could present with allergic reactions. Make sure to stop the HVAC unit, examine the air duct type, hire a mold removal company and control the humidity levels in your home. Learn more at:
https://www.puroclean.com/blog/crucial-things-to-do-if-you-have-mold-in-your-air-ducts/

Mold is often visible on walls and ceilings, but it can also hide in your air ducts. Here's how to get rid of mold in air ducts.

08/31/2022

There are a few things you can do to prevent mold growth in your home.

• Keep your home clean and free of clutter. Mold can grow on organic items, so keeping your home clean is essential.
• Fix any leaks in your home as soon as possible. Leaks provide mold with the moisture it needs to grow.
• Ventilate your home well. Good ventilation helps to keep mold at bay.
• Use a dehumidifier in your home, especially in damp areas like the basement or bathroom. Dehumidifiers fight off the high humidity conditions in your home that favor mold growth.

08/29/2022

How to Handle Hidden Water Damage in Walls
Knowing what to look for is the first step, but what do you do when you suspect or even find water damage in your walls? You should reach out to professionals immediately to help with water mitigation and any serious damage. Putting it off or trying to handle the water damage yourself can lead to bigger problems. It doesn’t take long for a small leak to become a more serious problem.

Before the experts arrive, there are a few steps that you can take. First things first, turn off any water! Make sure all faucets and running water are turned off. It also doesn’t hurt to turn off your water valve at this point; any way you can stop the water flow is helpful.

This can also help you determine if a hidden water leak really is the culprit. When the water is turned off, check, and record the water usage numbers from the water meter. Then, leave the water off for at least three hours. After that, check again. If the water usage has gone up without any water running, that is more evidence that you have a hidden water leak or even water leaks.