Where Kiehl's Restoration works

Our home base at the river confluence, from downtown and Academy Street out along Ellisboro Road and the US-220 corridor. Older homes over vented crawl spaces and low riverside lots make these the exact losses our crews are built for.

Just across the Mayo River. The old mill-village homes off Washington Street carry aging plumbing and sit on red clay that pushes storm water toward foundations, so we dry to the cavity, not just the surface.

North along US-220 near Matrimony Creek. Summer downbursts and creek rise send fast water into low lots and crawl spaces, and we extract, disinfect, and dry any hour.

The Leaksville, Spray, and Draper mill villages sit on the Dan and Smith Rivers, so river rise and heavy rain back water into lower levels. We trace the source and dry the structure before mold sets in.

South on US-29, from downtown Scales Street to Freeway Drive. Aging sewer lines can surcharge and back up through basement floor drains in heavy rain, and our crews reach the city fast.

The county seat and Rockingham Community College along NC-65. Rural lots and older buildings take storm and pipe losses alike, and we roll a crew across the county in 45 to 90 minutes.

West toward Stokes County and the Dan River bottoms. It is a longer drive but never off our map, and we confirm a time before a crew rolls.

South into north Guilford near Belews Lake. Newer homes still flood on a burst supply line, a failed sump, or a summer storm, and we cover the whole corridor day or night.