ENC Home Solutions buys houses and land for cash in Grifton, on both the Pitt County and Lenoir County sides of town. Grifton is the Shad Festival town on Contentnea Creek, and the creek that gives the town its character has also flooded it: Hurricane Floyd in 1999 and Hurricane Matthew in 2016 both damaged homes here. If your property has flood history, repairs that never got finished, or just needs too much work, we buy it as-is.
ENC Home Solutions is a family-owned cash home buyer in Greenville, North Carolina, buying houses, land and mobile homes across Pitt County and Eastern North Carolina since 2020, with 150+ properties bought and counting.
Can I sell a Grifton house that has flooded?
Yes. A house that has taken on water can be hard to sell on the open market: buyers worry about mold and the crawl space, flood insurance may be required by their lender, and North Carolina’s Residential Property and Owners’ Association Disclosure Statement asks sellers about flooding they know of. We buy flood-affected homes as they are, so you do not have to pay for remediation first.
Which county is my Grifton property in?
It matters for your paperwork. Most of Grifton is in Pitt County, but part of town sits in Lenoir County, with Contentnea Creek marking the line.
| If your parcel is in | Deeds are recorded at | Estates and court filings go to |
|---|---|---|
| Pitt County | Pitt County Register of Deeds, Greenville | Clerk of Superior Court, Pitt County Courthouse, Greenville |
| Lenoir County | Lenoir County Register of Deeds, Kinston | Clerk of Superior Court, Lenoir County Courthouse, Kinston |
Your tax bill shows which county the parcel is in. If you are not sure, send us the address and we will look it up for you.
Grifton properties we buy
- Homes near the creek and Queen Street with flood history
- Older houses that were patched after Floyd or Matthew and need more work
- Inherited homes and land
- Mobile homes on owned land south and west of town
- Rentals and vacant houses
How does selling to ENC Home Solutions work?
- Call us or fill out the form. Tell us the address and a little about the property.
- We walk the property. A member of our team sees it in person, usually within a few days and at a time that suits you.
- You get a written cash offer. You get it within 96 hours, with no obligation and no pressure.
- You choose the closing date. A local North Carolina closing attorney handles the title work and payoffs.
- Get paid at closing. No commissions, no repairs and no cleanout, and we cover the closing costs.
Get a written cash offer for your property. No obligation, no commissions, no repairs.
Frequently asked questions
Do you buy homes on the Lenoir County side of Grifton?
Yes. We buy in all of Grifton, ZIP code 28530, in either county.
My house flooded and I never finished repairs. Will you still buy it?
Yes. We buy unfinished repair jobs and flood-damaged homes as they are.
Will a flood make my offer much lower?
Flood history matters to any buyer, but every house is different. We price the repairs we actually see and explain them in your written offer.
Do I need to tell you about past flooding?
Please do. Knowing the history helps us price the property accurately and avoid surprises for both of us. Your closing attorney can explain your disclosure duties.
Do you buy near Ayden too?
Yes. See Ayden, Winterville and Kinston.
Related pages: Ayden · Kinston · Pitt County · Major repairs · Inherited property
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ENC Home Solutions is not a law firm, and this page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Laws and local procedures change, and every situation is different, so we recommend talking with a North Carolina attorney before you act.
Written by Rachael T., Owner, ENC Home Solutions. Last updated October 27, 2026.