Is your Buford office close to me?

For most of Gwinnett, yes. Our head office is on Pierce Way NE in Buford.

Do you work in apartment and townhome complexes?

Yes. We document each affected unit and coordinate with management.

What should I do before a hard freeze?

Know where your main shutoff is, open cabinet doors on exterior walls and drip faucets in houses with crawl spaces.

Do you handle upstairs laundry leaks?

Yes, including the ceiling below.

Do you cover Lawrenceville and Snellville?

Yes, along with the rest of Gwinnett.

Drying equipment in a Gwinnett County home after an upstairs laundry leak

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Water and fire damage restoration in Gwinnett County

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Gwinnett is home ground for us: our head office is in Buford. Most of the county was built after 1970, so calls here lean toward failed supply lines, water heaters and upstairs laundry rooms, plus the freeze breaks every hard winter brings.

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Phones: Answered 24/7
Coverage: Gwinnett County, GA
Closest office: Pierce Way NE, Buford

Short answer

Water and fire damage restoration in Gwinnett County sits close to our head office in Buford, with phones answered 24/7. Because most Gwinnett homes were built after 1970, common calls include water heater and appliance leaks, upstairs laundry overflows, burst pipes in hard freezes and creek flooding along the Yellow River.

Local conditions

What Gwinnett homes run into

In the Gwinnett County school district area, about 37 percent of homes were built in 2000 or later and 59 percent between 1970 and 1999; fewer than 5 percent predate 1970. Newer construction means fewer plaster and crawl-space problems, but more water heaters in closets and attics, laundry rooms upstairs and plastic supply lines that fail at the fittings.

Freezes are the other Gwinnett story. In December 2022, Gwinnett County police asked residents to stop calling 911 about burst pipes because the calls were overwhelming the system, and the Villas at Duluth apartments went three days without water after a single break. Apartment and townhome buildings with shared walls turn one burst pipe into several units of drying.

Drying a Gwinnett County home after an upstairs laundry leak

Common calls

The calls we get most in Gwinnett County

Appliance leak water damageWasher hoses and upstairs laundry rooms in newer homes.Water heater leak cleanupTank failures in garages, closets and attics.Burst pipe water damageFreeze breaks in homes and apartment buildings.Ceiling water damageCeilings below second-floor bathrooms and laundry rooms.After floodwater gets insideYellow River and creek flooding after heavy rain.Restoring a fire-damaged homeHouse fires, board-up and the rebuild.

Coverage

Where we work in Gwinnett County

From our head office in Buford we cover all of Gwinnett: Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Sugar Hill, Snellville, Lilburn, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Grayson, along with the unincorporated neighborhoods between them.

Being based in the county puts most Gwinnett addresses a short drive from our office. Call with your address to confirm.

FAQ

Questions from Gwinnett County callers

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Water or fire damage in Gwinnett?

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