Services
Restoration services in Atlanta
Calls are routed to independent contractors that handle water, sewage, fire and mold damage. Pick the problem closest to yours.
- Water damage restorationLeaks, overflows and storm water: extraction, drying and the rebuild afterwards.
- Water extraction and dryingPumping out standing water, then drying the structure with measured readings.
- Burst and frozen pipesA split line in a crawl space, wall or attic, and the water it leaves behind.
- Flooded basement or crawl spaceWater in a basement or crawl space after heavy rain or a plumbing failure.
- Sewage backup cleanupToilets, tubs or floor drains backing up with wastewater.
- Storm and roof leak damageRain through a roof, window or wall, sometimes after a limb comes down.
- Appliance and water heater leaksWater heaters, washers, dishwashers, ice makers and AC condensate lines.
- Fire and smoke damageSoot, smoke odor and the water left from putting the fire out.
- Mold remediationMold growth after a leak, flood or long-running humidity problem.
At a glance
Service, and the first thing to do
Water damage restoration
Close the main water valve if the source is a pipe or fixture. Move rugs and furniture off the wet floor and take photos before anything is thrown out.
DetailsWater extraction and drying
Stay out of standing water near outlets or cords. Open interior doors and run the home's air conditioning if it is safe to do so.
DetailsBurst and frozen pipes
Shut off the main valve, open a faucet to drain the lines, and call a plumber for the pipe itself. Keep heat on in the house.
DetailsFlooded basement or crawl space
Don't wade in if water is near the electrical panel or appliances. Note where the water came in: wall, floor drain or pipe.
DetailsSewage backup cleanup
Stop running water and flushing. Keep children and pets out, and report sewage in the street or yard to the sewer utility.
DetailsStorm and roof leak damage
Put buckets under drips and move belongings. Stay out from under sagging ceilings and away from downed wires.
DetailsAppliance and water heater leaks
Turn off the valve behind the appliance or the main. For a gas water heater, turn the gas control to off or pilot.
DetailsFire and smoke damage
Only go back in once the fire department says it is safe. Don't wipe soot off walls or run the HVAC system.
DetailsMold remediation
Find and stop the moisture source. Don't scrub or dry-brush large patches, and keep the area closed off.
DetailsWater where it should not be?
Get an Atlanta restoration contractor on the line
The sooner wet materials start drying, the less there usually is to tear out. One call puts you through to an independent contractor who can look at the damage, explain the work and give you their own price.
Speak with a restoration contractor
Your call is routed to an independent water, fire and mold restoration contractor that takes jobs in metro Atlanta. Describe the damage and ask what they would do first.
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