
Creeks, stormwater and finished basements
Water and fire damage restoration in Johns Creek
Johns Creek is threaded with creeks, and much of its drainage was built before modern standards. That shows up as yard and basement water after long rains, alongside the leaks every newer home eventually has.
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- Johns Creek, GA
- Closest office
- Pierce Way NE, Buford
Short answer
Water and fire damage restoration in Johns Creek often starts with stormwater: roughly 80 percent of the city's drainage systems were built before current best practices, and heavy rain has closed roads like Buice Road. We handle basement and crawl space water, leaks, storm damage and fire across the city, with phones answered 24/7.
Local conditions
Stormwater and creeks in Johns Creek
Roughly 80 percent of the stormwater systems in Johns Creek were built before today's best management practices, and the city council made 2019 its Year of Stormwater as residents along the Medlock Bridge corridor reported runoff in their backyards. The city maintains drainage in the public right of way; pipes and ponds on private property are the owner's to keep working.
Heavy rain on November 12, 2018 closed Buice Road at Johns Creek, the stream the city is named for, between Farmbrook Lane and Twingate Drive. Homes near that creek, Cauley Creek and the other streams that drain to the Chattahoochee can take water into walkout basements and crawl spaces when the ground is saturated, even when the house sits well above the creek.

Common calls
The calls we get most in Johns Creek
Coverage
Where we work in Johns Creek
We cover all of Johns Creek, from the neighborhoods off Medlock Bridge Road and State Bridge Road to Abbotts Bridge, Jones Bridge and the streets along the Chattahoochee. Alpharetta, Duluth and Suwanee are next door.
Our Buford head office and our Biscayne Drive NW service office are both within reach, and the closer one depends on which side of the city you are on.
FAQ
Questions from Johns Creek callers
Usually not. The city maintains drainage in the public right of way; pipes and ponds on private lots are the owner's. We handle the water damage either way.
Yes, including carpet and pad removal, flood cuts and drying the slab and walls.
Yes, all of Johns Creek.
It depends on where you are; the Buford head office is usually closer to the east side of the city.
Groundwater and outside flooding usually are not; a burst pipe commonly is.
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Water in the basement or the house?
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