Eight water jobs, sorted by what you see

Find the job that sounds like your house. If none does, call (678) 835-3780 and describe what is wet.

Technician beside an air mover and dehumidifier on pulled-back wet carpet in Lilburn

Water already on the floor

Pulling water out and tracing where basement water comes in are the same first hour of thinking.

Technician running an extraction wand over wet carpet near a window

Is there still water on the floor, or has the carpet and pad soaked it up? Water extraction in Lilburn, GA begins with getting the standing water out, then checking what stayed damp underneath.

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Finished basement office with standing water and a desk raised on blocks

Flooded Basement and Crawl Space

Is there water in the basement or crawl space, and no clear way in? Flooded basement cleanup in Lilburn, GA starts with tracing the source and clearing the water.

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Pipes and appliances

A split supply line and a failed hose share one move: close the valve.

Dripping copper elbow joint inside an opened wall, lit by a flashlight

Burst Pipe Water Damage

Did a pipe split, and is water still running? Burst pipe damage in Lilburn, GA can spread behind drywall and under flooring as well as across it.

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Technician kneeling at a washer's leaking hose, water on the laundry room floor

Appliance and Water Heater Leaks

Is water pooling behind the washer, under the water heater or around the dishwasher? Appliance leak damage in Lilburn, GA can reach the subfloor and the wall behind the machine.

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Water from above

A stain overhead and a storm leak both begin at the ceiling.

Technician on a stepladder testing a brown ceiling stain with a moisture meter

Ceiling and Wall Leaks

Is a brown patch spreading across the ceiling, or a wall damp to the touch? Ceiling and wall leaks in Lilburn, GA can start with a pipe, an appliance upstairs or the roof.

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Blue tarp battened down over the roof of a brick split-level under oak trees

Storm and Roof Leak Water Damage

Did a storm push water through the roof, a window or a wall? Storm water damage in Lilburn, GA covers wet ceilings and soaked insulation indoors, while the roof itself is a roofer's job.

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After the water

Sewage and mold both call for protective gear and a careful look.

Technician in a white coverall and respirator cutting out wet drywall

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Did a toilet, tub or floor drain push dark, smelly water into the house? For sewage damage, the EPA's advice is a professional experienced with contaminated water.

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Respirator-wearing technician scraping dark spots off a cut-open wall stud

Mold After Water Damage

Is there a musty smell, or dark spots on a baseboard where a leak once ran? Mold after water damage in Lilburn, GA grows wherever things stay damp, so the water source comes first.

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