BOSS is headquartered in Mount Pleasant SC. We are a local business and live and play in Mount Pleasant and the surrounding area. We support the community through community service and by training and employing talented and hard-working locals. For over 30 years, we have provided Fire and Water Damage Restoration Services to homeowners and businesses in the surrounding areas. We’re available 24/7, and our IICRC-certified technicians are trained to assess the situation and provide you with a plan to start mitigating your damage.
Our Services
- Water Damage Restoration
- Pack-out & Storage
- Applied Structural Drying
- Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration
- Cleaning & Ultrasonic Sanitation
BOSS Disaster Restoration is headquartered at 1055 Chuck Dawley Blvd in Mount Pleasant, SC — which means water, fire, storm, and mold emergencies here aren’t a dispatch radius for us, they’re the neighborhood. From Old Village and Snee Farm to I’On, Park West, Dunes West, and Carolina Park, our IICRC-certified crews and truck-mounted extraction units start minutes away, 24/7. Since 1993 we’ve restored Mount Pleasant homes through everything the harbor and hurricane season have thrown at them — including documented response through Hurricane Ian in 2022 — with direct insurance billing and the rebuild handled under our own SC General Contractor license (LIC #G115041).
Every restoration company in the Lowcountry claims to “serve” Mount Pleasant; BOSS is headquartered in it, and in an emergency that difference is measured in minutes of extraction time. Crews stage near the Ravenel Bridge and roll from Chuck Dawley Blvd — a Snee Farm burst pipe, an Old Village roof leak in a nor’easter, or a flooded slab in Dunes West gets equipment on-site before water finishes wicking up the drywall. Mold can begin growing within 24–48 hours of water intrusion, per the EPA, so response distance isn’t a convenience metric in this town — it’s what decides whether your heart pine floors and framing get dried or demolished.
Mold Remediation in Mount Pleasant — From Old Village Crawl Spaces to New-Build Attics
Mold remediation in Mount Pleasant follows the IICRC S520 standard: find the moisture source, contain the area under negative air pressure with HEPA filtration, remove contaminated porous materials, and fix what fed the growth — the full process is on our mold remediation page. What’s specific to Mount Pleasant is where the mold hides: vented crawl spaces under Old Village and Snee Farm homes trap humid marsh air against floor joists, while the town’s newest neighborhoods have their own version of the problem — AC condensate failures and under-ventilated attics in Park West, Carolina Park, and Dunes West builds prove that a 2015 house is not a mold-proof house when indoor humidity runs high eleven months a year.
Mold removal vs. mold remediation — what’s the difference? Mold removal is the physical act of taking mold and mold-damaged materials out of the structure. Mold remediation is the complete process: inspection, containment, removal, cleaning, and — critically — correcting the moisture source so growth doesn’t return. Removal without remediation is why the same wall goes moldy twice.
Mount Pleasant’s homes span more than a century of construction, and the losses we see track the era of the house — which is why our remediation plans start with what the home is built from, not a one-size template.
| Neighborhood Era | Examples | Most Common Losses Boss Sees |
|---|---|---|
| Historic / pre-war | Old Village, waterfront Pitt Street area | Crawl-space moisture, plaster and heart pine water damage requiring careful drying over demolition, wind-driven rain in storms |
| 1970s–1990s | Snee Farm, Hobcaw, Longpoint | Aging supply lines and water heaters, crawl-space humidity and hidden subfloor mold, HVAC condensate leaks |
| Late 1990s–today | I'On, Park West, Dunes West, Carolina Park | Second-story laundry and bath leaks into finished ceilings, AC condensate overflows, attic humidity mold, builder-grade water heater failures |
Whatever the loss, the response is the same crew and license from mitigation through rebuild: water damage restoration with truck-mounted extraction and LGR structural drying, fire and smoke damage restoration, storm damage restoration when hurricane season (June 1 – November 30) delivers wind and surge off the harbor, and hardwood floor drying that saves flooring most companies would tear out.
Insurance Claims Handled From First Reading to Final Rebuild
BOSS works with all major insurance companies, sits on multiple insurers’ Premier Service Provider programs, and bills carriers directly — Mount Pleasant homeowners aren’t fronting mitigation costs and waiting on reimbursement. Every loss is documented the way adjusters need it: moisture readings, photos, and Matterport 3D scans captured before, during, and after the work, and we recommend getting a BOSS estimate of the full damage before you submit the claim. Because we hold SC General Contractor license #G115041, the reconstruction — drywall, trim, flooring, paint — happens under the same roof as the emergency response, which for our HQ-city neighbors usually means one company, one claim file, and one call to (843) 884-4000.
Mount Pleasant Restoration FAQs
How fast can BOSS respond in Mount Pleasant?
Faster than anywhere else we serve — our headquarters and equipment are on Chuck Dawley Blvd, so Mount Pleasant response is measured in minutes, 24/7, from Old Village to Carolina Park. A technician answers the phone and a crew dispatches immediately, nights and holidays included.
What's the difference between mold removal and mold remediation?
Removal takes the mold and damaged materials out; remediation is the full process — inspection, containment under negative air, removal, cleaning, and fixing the moisture source so the growth doesn’t return. In Mount Pleasant’s humidity, remediation without source repair is temporary by definition.
What should you throw away after mold?
Porous materials that mold has grown into — saturated drywall, insulation, carpet pad, and ceiling tiles — generally can’t be reliably cleaned and should be removed. Hard, non-porous surfaces (framing, masonry, metal, sealed wood) can usually be HEPA-vacuumed, cleaned with antimicrobials, and kept. Soft contents like clothing and upholstery are case-by-case — our contents team evaluates what’s salvageable before anything is discarded.
How much does mold removal cost in Mount Pleasant?
It depends on the size of the containment area, how much material must be removed, and whether the moisture source needs repair — a bathroom wall and a full Snee Farm crawl space are entirely different jobs. BOSS provides a free assessment, and when the mold traces to a covered water loss, insurance may pay for remediation, which we bill directly.
Does BOSS handle the repairs after the emergency work?
Yes — that’s the point of the GC license. As a SC Licensed General Contractor (LIC #G115041), BOSS performs the reconstruction after mitigation: drywall, flooring, trim, and paint, restored to pre-loss condition without handing you to a second contractor mid-claim.
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Water, fire, storm & mold restoration from the only crews headquartered in Mount Pleasant. Direct insurance billing. Since 1993.
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