About PuroClean of Homewood

Our Story

PuroClean of Homewood is a locally owned property restoration company offering water damage restoration and fire damage restoration, mold removal, odor control services, and biohazard cleanup services to residential and commercial properties.  We offer local, reliable and fast property damage restoration services.
We service Selma, Calera, Millbrook, Montgomery, Greenville, Clanton, Wetumpka, Prattville and surrounding areas 24 hours a day , 7 days a week. Our average “on-site” time is 60 minutes and we work directly with your local insurance provider. When water or fire damage occurs in your Montgomery-area home or business, call us at (205) 640-3968 to start your journey to full recovery.

We support our community.
We love the opportunity to take care of the customers in our community. Our entire service area has that wonderful “hometown” feeling. It is a place where you feel that you belong, a safe place where you can raise a family, or a relaxing place to spend your retirement years. The people in our community are some of the friendliest people you will meet. We are proud of our community traditions and heritage. No matter your tastes, interest, or age, there is something here for you to become involved in and to enjoy. Our area boasts a wide variety of natural and recreational attractions, including golfing, canoeing, hiking, fishing, and other means of entertainment. Our cultural and retail attractions, numerous antique and specialty stores, and excellent dining establishments are sure to please almost any taste.

Our Team

Hunter Jones

Owner

Hunter's background includes working for a regional third-party claims management and insurance support company and most recently with a local regional bank in the company's commercial banking group. Hunter holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Mississippi with majors in Managerial Finance and Real Estate and is IICRC Certified. Email: [email protected]

Laura Smitherman

General Manager

Laura joined the PuroClean of Birmingham team in 2017 and has over 10 years experience in the restoration industry. She oversees both mitigation and reconstruction divisions of PuroClean in Birmingham including project management, estimating and day to day operations of the business.

Emmanuel Martinez

Reconstruction Manager

Emmanuel joined the PuroClean of Birmingham team in 2017. As the Reconstruction Manager, Emmanuel oversees all operations of our reconstruction division including managing project managers, estimating new projects and reconstruction customer services.

John Bullock

Business Development Manager

John joined the PuroClean team in August of 2020 as the Business Development Manager. John has worked in the restoration industry for two years and is WRT certified through IICRC. After graduating from Auburn University, John moved to Utah where he lived for six years. During his time out west, he enjoyed skiing during is free time.

Kati Sweatt

Office Manager

Kati joined the PuroClean team in December 2021 as the Office Manager. She graduated from Gadsden State with a degree in Applied Science of Radiologic Technology. Kati has extensive office management experience from previous positions. In her spare time, Kati enjoys spending time with family, fishing, scrap booking and crafting.

Allie Farlow

Marketing Director

Allie joined the PuroClean of Birmingham team in January 2020. She attended the University of Georgia where she received a degree in Marketing and received her Masters in Marketing at the University of Alabama. In her spare time, Allie enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.

Achievements

We have been honored to receive the following awards and certifications:

IIRC Certified

IICRC Certified

EPA Lead-Safe Certified

EPA Lead-Safe Certified

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