Restoration Services in Kingston, NY

When to call: Any standing water, wet walls or ceilings, sewage backup, or water you cannot stop on your own.

Burst pipes, flooded basements, and sewage backups are the most common reasons property owners need water damage restoration in Kingston. Our older housing stock is particularly vulnerable. Uninsulated pipes in exterior walls freeze during January cold snaps, and basements in the Rondout and Ponckhockie take on groundwater during spring snowmelt.

When to call: Visible mold growth, musty odors that won't go away, respiratory symptoms that improve when you leave the building, or post-water damage inspection.

The Hudson Valley's humidity regularly exceeding 70% in summer creates ideal conditions for mold growth. Basements, attics, and bathrooms are common problem areas, but mold also colonizes inside wall cavities after water damage that wasn't properly dried. We identify and address the moisture source, not just the visible mold.

When to call: Any fire damage, smoke odor, soot on surfaces, or water damage from fire suppression.

Fire damage is rarely just fire damage. Smoke penetrates soft materials, soot coats every surface, and fire hoses leave behind significant water damage. Restoration requires addressing all three simultaneously, plus structural assessment and reconstruction.

When to call: Roof leaks, fallen trees, flooding from heavy rain, or wind damage to your property.

Ulster County sees an average of 47 inches of snow annually, plus spring nor'easters and summer thunderstorms that can drop 2+ inches of rain in an hour. Kingston's aging infrastructure and mature tree canopy mean storm damage is a recurring reality.

When to call: After any restoration project that requires structural repair, or for standalone repair work on water damaged, fire damaged, or deteriorated structures.

Many restoration companies only handle the cleanup, leaving you to find a separate contractor for repairs. KPM manages the entire build-back. We coordinate drywall repair, painting, flooring installation, trim work, and structural repairs so you don't have to juggle multiple vendors.

When to call: Unattended death, crime scene cleanup, hoarding remediation, or any situation involving biohazardous materials.

Situations involving blood, bodily fluids, or other biohazardous materials including unattended death, crime scene cleanup, or hoarding remediation. These situations require specialized training, proper PPE, and disposal protocols that standard cleaning companies aren't equipped for.