. >> brooklyn-based liz wright and tasha couldn't have more different styles. together they have the perfect chemistry to build a successful service business. >> old check out of her purse that was about a-year-old. like oh, i just found this. i was just like really? >> i can't fathom being ten cents off on my reconciliation let alone losing a check for entire year. >> they founded checklist services. a handyman home repair business. tasha owe farrell is her part-time bookkeeper. >> citi bin sells a trash can storage product she developed at checklists. >> have a lot of clients that needed custom carpentry projects and they were increasing asking for trash enclosures. >> liz saw an opportunity in all those trash can enclosure requests. after careful market research, she founded citi bin to make and sell these high end storage products. >> we decided to make it its own business. we had a lot of experience. >> nevertheless, switching from an hourly home repair service to a manufactured product business turned out to be a way bigger leap than either of them antici

>> reporter: and, liz, wrights vil beach is still getting punished, it's not over yet.damage is not terrible, some minor debris on the ground, but just look at the trees being whipped looking south on lumina avenue as the wind continues to barrel through here. and, of course, the rain continues to soak us here. i want to give you a look up to the north which is where we were all week and certainly last night. this road was underwater because wrightsville beach this morning, 11 a.m., saw the highest flood level they've ever had here. it was almost 5 feet above high tide. and the water was up to about midway on the doors of our vehicle as we were seeking higher ground because the area where we were was being inundated. a lot of the side roads were underwater, and the main drag that leads to the famous fishing pier here in wrightsville beach, that was also in deep water at least up to our, i would say, knees in some spots on the main drag. this town, though, virtually desetterred. it seems that -- deserted. it seems almost every resident and visitor got out. all the hotels