Clean Image Services is a cleaning service in Ellensburg, WA. The company specializes in full‑service disaster restoration, offering water damage repair, fire and smoke damage restoration, mold remediation, sewage cleanup, biohazard remediation, storm damage repair, and contents cleaning for both residential and commercial properties. With a 4.80 rating from customers, its licensed, bonded and insured technicians are IICRC‑certified and serve Ellensburg and surrounding communities, responding to emergencies around the clock.
Founded in 2001 as a locally‑owned operation, Clean Image Services has expanded to locations in Yakima, Moses Lake and East Wenatchee while maintaining a team that collectively holds more than 350 years of experience in insurance‑related restoration projects. The firm handles every phase of a disaster, from initial emergency cleanup and coordination with insurance carriers to reconstruction and remodeling, providing transparent pricing, financing options and assistance with disaster claims. Its mission emphasizes integrity, care for customers and communities, and a commitment to exceed expectations, with certified staff trained in water extraction, structural drying, mold detection, fire smoke removal and health‑safety protocols.
The business operates from 1410 W Dolarway Rd Ste 101 in Ellensburg. It sits on W Dolarway Rd, roughly 0.4 miles from both the State of Washington Department of Social and Health Services and the Department of Fish and Wildlife, and is also about 0.4 miles from West University Way and the PatRick Environmental fire station. Natural landmarks nearby include Reecer Creek at approximately 0.5 miles and Rotary Park at the same distance.
Known for its rapid 90‑minute on‑site guarantee and 24/7 availability, Clean Image Services delivers dependable restoration expertise that helps Ellensburg homeowners and businesses recover quickly from water, fire, mold and other emergencies. Its certified, locally based team provides the dependable, fast‑acting support that the community relies on when disaster strikes.