Historic streets, Big Creek and the Chattahoochee
Water and fire damage restoration in Roswell
Roswell sits where Big Creek meets the Chattahoochee, and high water on the creek reaches into town. We handle creek and storm water, freeze breaks, older homes around the historic district and fire damage across the city.
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- Roswell, GA
- Closest office
- Biscayne Dr NW, Atlanta
Short answer
Water and fire damage restoration in Roswell often traces back to Big Creek, which crested more than three feet above flood stage at Roswell in September 2009. We handle floodwater, wet basements and crawl spaces, freeze breaks, storm damage and fire across the city, in older homes near the square and newer ones alike, with phones answered 24/7.
Local conditions
Big Creek and older homes in Roswell
In September 2009, Big Creek at Roswell crested at 15.41 feet against a 12-foot flood stage. Even ordinary high water on the creek puts backyards off Seale Drive and Gunter Court under water upstream near Alpharetta, with flooding along the creek down to Roswell. Houses near the creek and its tributaries are worth checking for basement and crawl space water after any long rain.
Roswell also has some of the oldest houses in north Fulton, around the historic district near the square, alongside mid-century ranch homes and newer subdivisions. Older houses bring plaster walls, original floors and crawl spaces; newer ones bring attic equipment and upstairs laundry rooms. We match the drying and the repairs to what the house is made of rather than treating every home the same way.
Common calls
The calls we get most in Roswell
Coverage
Where we work in Roswell
We cover all of Roswell: the historic district and the square, the neighborhoods along Holcomb Bridge Road, Hembree Road and Houze Way, and the areas along Big Creek and the river. Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek are next door.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office is the closer of our two offices, up GA-400.
FAQ
Questions from Roswell callers
Yes, including plaster walls, original floors and crawl spaces.
Yes. Creek water is treated as contaminated, with full removal and sanitizing.
Yes, along with Roswell and Alpharetta.
Our Biscayne Drive NW service office.
Groundwater and outside flooding usually are not; a burst pipe commonly is.
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Water or fire damage in Roswell?
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