
Creeks, freezes and fast-growing suburbs
Water and fire damage restoration in Cobb County
Cobb County saw some of the worst flooding in the 2009 storms, and its creeks still rise fast. We handle flood and storm water, freeze breaks, basements and fire damage from Smyrna and Vinings out to Kennesaw and Austell.
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- Cobb County, GA
- Closest office
- Biscayne Dr NW, Atlanta
Short answer
Water and fire damage restoration in Cobb County often starts with creek flooding: in 2009, Sweetwater, Butler and Powder Springs creeks all ran far past their estimated 500-year flood levels. We handle floodwater, burst pipes, flooded basements, storm leaks and fire damage across the county, with phones answered 24/7.
Local conditions
Creeks and freezes in Cobb County
In the September 2009 flood, Sweetwater, Butler and Powder Springs creeks in Cobb County all far exceeded their estimated 500-year flood levels, and the Chattahoochee gage at Vinings reached its highest level in 81 years. Afterward, Cobb County bought more than 75 homes in flood hazard areas. Houses near those creeks and near the river still need a plan for water that rises within hours.
Freezes hit Cobb too. During the December 2022 cold snap, burst pipes flooded businesses as well as homes, including the Marietta Diner. Commercial buildings with pipes in exterior walls and unheated back rooms are especially exposed, and a break that starts overnight can put water through a whole building before anyone arrives to open up.

Common calls
The calls we get most in Cobb County
Coverage
Where we work in Cobb County
Cobb coverage runs from Smyrna, Vinings and Mableton near the Chattahoochee to Marietta, East Cobb, Kennesaw, Acworth, Powder Springs and Austell. The Cumberland office corridor near I-75 and I-285 is part of it too.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office is the closer of our two offices, across the river via I-75 and I-285. If you are near the Cherokee or Paulding county line, call and we will confirm coverage.
FAQ
Questions from Cobb County callers
Yes. Floodwater there is handled as contaminated water, with full removal and sanitizing.
Yes, with extraction and drying scheduled around your hours.
Yes, along with Marietta, Smyrna, Vinings, Mableton, Powder Springs and Austell.
Usually not; outside flooding generally needs a separate flood policy.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office in Buckhead.
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Water or fire damage in Cobb County?
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