About Our Water Damage Restoration Service in Marietta, GA
We are a water damage restoration company in Marietta, GA, serving homes across Cobb County from 585 Lawrence St NE. Our part of recovery comes first, once water is inside a home: containing the spread, getting the water out, drying the materials, and cleaning every surface affected. This page explains how we work, what we do and do not do, and what Marietta homeowners should know about local water problems.
What We Do
We handle water damage in houses across Marietta and nearby Cobb County. Our work covers six situations: water extraction and removal, structural drying and dehumidification, basement water damage, sewage cleanup, burst pipe water damage, and flood and storm damage cleanup, all described across our six water damage services.
How We Work
Start With the Source
Water damage keeps coming back unless the cause is found. Our first questions are about where the water came from, whether it is still flowing, and whether it is clean or contaminated, since the answers set the plan.
Remove the Water Before Drying
Standing water comes out first, so drying has less to do. Drying equipment cannot do its job in a structure that is still holding pools of water.
Dry Until the Readings Say Dry
A wall that feels dry may still be wet inside, which is why moisture readings, not touch, decide when drying is done.
Handle Contaminated Water With Care
Sewage and floodwater are not treated like a clean supply line leak. They call for protective steps, careful removal of what cannot be cleaned, and sanitizing of what can.
What Happens After You Contact Us
You tell us what happened
and where the water is.
We ask a few questions
about the source, the type of water, and which rooms are wet, and tell you what to do while you wait.
We assess the damage,
including areas that look dry.
We explain which services apply
and what each involves, and any quote follows the assessment.
The work follows an order:
water out, structure dried, surfaces cleaned.
Moisture readings show when each area is dry
What We Do Not Do
Being clear about the edges of our work is part of being trustworthy:
- We do not repair pipes or roofs. A plumber repairs a burst pipe, and a roofer repairs a leaking roof. We deal with the water those failures release.
- We do not fix why the water got in. Sealing cracks, improving drainage, and replacing a sump pump are separate jobs for other contractors.
- We do not offer mold remediation, fire damage restoration, or rebuilding. Our services focus on removing water, drying structures, and cleaning affected areas.
- We do not decide what your insurance covers. Coverage depends on your policy and the cause of the loss, so we point out what helps a claim, such as photos and notes, and leave the decision to you and your insurer.
- We do not give legal or medical advice. Questions about leases, landlord duties, or health effects belong with a lawyer or a health professional.
How We Keep Our Information Accurate
Local facts on this site are drawn from public agencies such as the National Weather Service and Cobb County, and we name the source. Where a rule is uncertain or differs by address, such as where a homeowner's part of a sewer line ends, we say so and suggest you check with the utility involved.
Local Knowledge That Shapes the Work
Marietta's water problems have local roots, and those roots affect how a job is planned:
- Cobb County, one postal name. Marietta mailing addresses reach beyond the city limits. East Cobb, for example, is unincorporated, yet its addresses use Marietta ZIP codes.
- Creeks and heavy rain. Sope Creek has an official National Weather Service gauge (opens in a new tab) near Marietta, and the remnants of Hurricane Sally in 2020 brought flash flood warnings for Sope Creek and Noonday Creek, according to Cobb County (opens in a new tab).
- Tree roots and sewer lines. Roots grow into small cracks and joints in underground pipes and are a common cause of sewer line blockages, which can lead to sewage backups.
- Basements. Heavy rain, seepage, and sump pump failure put water into basements, and cleanup removes the water without fixing the cause.
Homes and Homeowners
Our work is residential. Homeowners call about burst pipes, flooded basements, sewage backups, and storm water, which is flood and storm damage cleanup, and each one calls for a different plan. Which service applies depends on where the water came from and what it reached.
Experience, Credentials, and Availability
We have 10 years of experience in water damage restoration, and we are licensed and insured and hold industry certifications. Water damage does not keep business hours, and neither do we: we are available 24/7.
Where to Find Us
Marietta, GA 30060
We serve Marietta, Georgia and nearby Cobb County, including these areas:
- Marietta
- East Cobb
- Kennesaw
- Smyrna
- Powder Springs
Our service area includes ZIP codes 30060 and 30064, along with the other ZIP codes we cover. The full list of areas and ZIP codes is on our areas we serve page.
Get in Touch
Start With a Conversation
If water is still spreading, contact us right away. Describe what happened and where the water is, and we will say what to do first.
What Helps Us Understand Your Situation
Useful to share: the source of the water, whether it is stopped, the rooms affected, and whether sewage could be involved. Send photos only if taking them is safe.