Craftsman homes above Peachtree Creek
Water and fire damage restoration in Peachtree Hills
Peachtree Hills sits on the bluffs above Peachtree Creek, a neighborhood of 1920s and 1930s Craftsman homes, cottages and newer townhomes. We handle leaks, burst pipes, crawl space water, creek flooding and fire damage across the neighborhood.
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- Answered 24/7
- Coverage
- Peachtree Hills, Atlanta, GA
- Closest office
- Biscayne Dr NW, Atlanta
Short answer
Water and fire damage restoration in Peachtree Hills covers leaks and burst pipes in older homes, crawl space water, hardwood floor damage, creek flooding near Peachtree Creek and fire damage, with phones answered 24/7. Most homes here date from the 1920s and 1930s.
Local conditions
Old houses on the bluffs
Peachtree Hills was established in 1912, and most of its Craftsman homes and cottages went up in the 1920s and 1930s; the median house here dates to 1944. Many sit on crawl spaces, with original wood floors and plumbing that has been patched or replaced in stages. A leak under a bathroom or a supply line that gives out in a crawl space can soak the subfloor and joists long before anyone notices a soft spot or a smell.
The creek below is the other risk. In the September 2009 flood, Peachtree Creek at the Northside Drive gage peaked at about 23 feet, and the USGS found the Chattahoochee had risen so high that it pushed water back up the creek instead of draining it. Homes up on the bluffs mostly stay clear of that, but lower lots, garages and the streets closest to the creek can take water in a long rain.
Common calls
The calls we get most in Peachtree Hills
Coverage
Where we work in Peachtree Hills
We cover all of Peachtree Hills, from Peachtree Hills Park and the streets off Peachtree Hills Avenue to the townhomes near the creek and the blocks by the Lindbergh station. Lindbergh, Garden Hills and Brookwood Hills are next door.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office is the closer of our two offices, a few minutes away.
FAQ
Questions from Peachtree Hills callers
Yes. We remove standing water and wet insulation, then dry the joists and subfloor with dehumidifiers.
It can be. We check the subfloor from the crawl space with a moisture meter.
Yes. Creek water is treated as contaminated, with full removal and sanitizing.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office.
Yes, on the joists, subfloor and insulation, and we tell you what we find.
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Water or fire damage in Peachtree Hills?
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