
The Gwinnett County seat
Water and fire damage restoration in Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville sits at the head of several creeks, and in 2009 one of them set a record. We handle creek and storm water, burst pipes, appliance leaks and fire damage across the city, from the historic square to the newer subdivisions.
- Phones
- Answered 24/7
- Coverage
- Lawrenceville, GA
- Closest office
- Pierce Way NE, Buford
Short answer
Water and fire damage restoration in Lawrenceville covers creek and storm water, burst pipes, appliance leaks and fire damage, with phones answered 24/7 and our Buford head office nearby. In September 2009, Pew Creek at Lawrenceville set a record crest of 16.69 feet, more than five feet over its flood stage.
Local conditions
Creeks that rise fast around Lawrenceville
In the September 2009 storms, Pew Creek at Lawrenceville set a record crest of 16.69 feet against an 11-foot flood stage. Shoal Creek and the Alcovy River at Lawrenceville ran over their banks too, the Alcovy cresting at 13.87 feet against a 9-foot stage. Homes along those creeks can take water into crawl spaces, basements and garages within hours of a hard rain.
The city mixes older homes near the downtown square with subdivisions built over the last few decades. The older houses bring crawl spaces and aging supply lines; the newer ones bring attic water heaters, second-floor laundry rooms and plastic fittings. Either way, the job starts with finding how far the water went, not just where it showed up first.

Common calls
The calls we get most in Lawrenceville
Coverage
Where we work in Lawrenceville
We cover all of Lawrenceville, from the downtown square and the neighborhoods around it to the subdivisions off Sugarloaf Parkway, Buford Drive, Collins Hill Road and Grayson Highway. Dacula, Snellville and Suwanee are close by.
Our Buford head office is the closer of our two offices.
FAQ
Questions from Lawrenceville callers
Yes. Creek water is treated as contaminated, with full removal and sanitizing.
Yes, along with the rest of Gwinnett County.
Our head office in Buford.
Usually not; outside flooding generally needs a separate flood policy.
Yes, from board-up and water removal through soot cleaning and the rebuild.
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Water or fire damage in Lawrenceville?
Call now and we'll get the water out and the drying started.
Answered 24/7, holidays included.