Newburgh

Mastercraft Industries Inc

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About Mastercraft Industries Inc

  • In business: 80 Years (Since 1946)

Services

  • Water damage
  • Mold remediation
  • Fire damage

From their website, mastercraftusa.com, as of October 24, 2026.

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In business
"Founded in 1946 in Newburgh, New York."
Water damage
"Flood & Disaster Vacuums Engineered for rapid response, efficiently handling large volumes of water and debris."
Mold remediation
"HEPA Filtration Vacuums Superior air filtration for mold remediation, lead, and asbestos abatement."
Fire damage
"Ash & Soot Vacuums Safe collection of high-temperature residues in crematoriums, fireplaces, and industrial furnaces."
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About Mastercraft Industries Inc

From their website, mastercraftusa.com, as of October 24, 2026.

These facts are the business's own claims, and FairPipes has not checked them. AI summarized the website and can make mistakes.

What their website says

In business
"Founded in 1946 in Newburgh, New York."
Water damage
"Flood & Disaster Vacuums Engineered for rapid response, efficiently handling large volumes of water and debris."
Mold remediation
"HEPA Filtration Vacuums Superior air filtration for mold remediation, lead, and asbestos abatement."
Fire damage
"Ash & Soot Vacuums Safe collection of high-temperature residues in crematoriums, fireplaces, and industrial furnaces."

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