Do you handle both water and fire damage?

Yes. Water, fire, smoke, storm and mold work are all on this list, along with the repairs that follow.

Do you do the rebuild too?

Yes. Drywall, ceilings, floors, framing and fire reconstruction are part of the same job file.

Can you work with my insurance company?

We document every job with photos, moisture readings and a written scope for your adjuster. Coverage decisions are theirs.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes: offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses and condo and apartment buildings.

What if my problem is not listed?

Call and describe it. Most water, fire, smoke, storm and mold problems fit one of these jobs, and we will tell you plainly if one does not.

Restoration technician setting air movers on a wet floor in an Atlanta home

37 jobs, grouped by what went wrong

Restoration services in Atlanta

Answering 24/7 in Atlanta, GA

Find the page that matches what happened, or just call and describe it. Each service page covers one job: the warning signs, how the work runs, what moves the cost and what to do before we arrive.

Call (943) 315-6150 Areas we cover

37 services
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Water, fire, mold, storm

Short answer

BND Restorations handles 37 restoration jobs in Atlanta across six groups: water emergencies, leaks by source, fire and smoke, repair and rebuild, mold with air and contents, and commercial work. If you are not sure which page fits, call; the phone is answered 24/7 and a few questions usually sort it out.

How this page works

One company from the first call to the last coat of paint

Restoration jobs rarely stay in one box. A burst pipe becomes a ceiling repair, a kitchen fire becomes a rebuild, and a slow leak becomes a mold job. The pages here are split by job so you can read about the one in front of you, but the work itself runs as one file.

If you already know what you are dealing with, jump to the group below. If not, the table further down matches what people usually notice first to the page that fits, or you can call and describe it.

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All services

All 37 services, grouped by what happened

Choose a group, then the job that matches. Every page covers the signs, the steps, what moves the cost and the questions people ask.

Water emergencies

Start here when water is on the floor right now, from a pipe, a storm, a flooded basement or a creek.

Water Damage RestorationExtraction, drying, cleanup and the repair plan after any indoor water loss.Water ExtractionStanding water pulled out of floors, carpet and pad before drying starts.Structural Drying and DehumidificationAir movers, dehumidifiers and daily meter readings until the framing is dry.Burst Pipe Water DamageFrozen and failed pipes, the soaked rooms around them and the dry-out.Flooded Basement CleanupSump failures, seepage and finished basements that took on water.Flood Damage RestorationCreek and storm floodwater treated as contaminated water, from pump-out to rebuild.Storm Damage RestorationWind-driven rain, fallen limbs and roof leaks that reached the rooms below.Emergency Board-Up and TarpingRoof tarps, plywood over broken openings and a secured house the same night.Crawl Space Water DamageStanding water, soaked insulation and wet joists under the house.

Leaks by source

Pick the source if you know it. Each appliance, fixture and system leaks in its own way.

Ceiling Water DamageStains, bubbles and sagging drywall traced to the source above.Water Heater Leak CleanupTank failures in closets, attics and garages, and the floors they soaked.Appliance Leak Water DamageWasher hoses, dishwashers and ice maker lines that leaked under floors and cabinets.AC Condensate Leak Water DamageClogged drain lines and overflowing pans that stain ceilings in summer.Shower and Tub Leak Water DamageSlow leaks from pans, drains and grout that rot the floor and ceiling below.Toilet Overflow CleanupSupply line, bowl and wax ring leaks cleaned by water category.Sewage Backup CleanupMain line and floor drain backups removed, disinfected and dried.Fire Sprinkler Water DamageDischarged heads and frozen sprinkler lines in homes, condos and offices.

Fire and smoke

Fire, smoke, soot and the residue left from putting it out, plus lightning damage.

Fire Damage RestorationBoard-up, water removal, soot cleaning and the rebuild after a house fire.Smoke and Soot Damage CleanupDry soot, wet smoke and puffback residue cleaned from walls, ceilings and contents.Kitchen Fire CleanupGrease and protein residue, cabinets and hoods after a stovetop or oven fire.Smoke Odor RemovalThermal fogging, hydroxyl and sealing so the smell does not come back.Lightning Strike DamageAttic fires, surge paths and roof punctures traced after a strike.Fire Extinguisher Residue CleanupDry chemical powder and hood suppression residue cleaned before it corrodes.

Repair and rebuild

The repairs that follow drying and cleaning: drywall, ceilings, floors, framing and insulation.

Fire Damage ReconstructionCharred framing, roofs, attics and kitchens rebuilt after the cleanup.Drywall and Ceiling RepairFlood cuts, new ceilings and plaster repair finished to match.Subfloor and Framing RepairRotted subfloor, sill plates and joists replaced after long leaks.Hardwood Floor Water DamageCupped, crowned and soaked wood floors dried or replaced, heart pine included.Carpet Drying and Pad ReplacementWet carpet dried in place when the water allows, pad replaced when it does not.Insulation Removal After Water or FireWet or smoke-soaked insulation vacuumed out and replaced.

Mold, air and contents

Mold removal, moisture inspection, duct cleaning and the belongings that need care.

Mold RemediationContainment, removal and drying for mold that followed a leak.Crawl Space and Attic Mold RemovalMold on joists and roof sheathing removed and the moisture source fixed.Moisture Inspection and Thermal ImagingMeters and thermal imaging to find wet materials you cannot see.Duct Cleaning After Fire or FloodSoot and floodwater cleaned out of ducts and air handlers.Contents Pack-Out and CleaningBelongings inventoried, packed, cleaned and returned after a loss.

Commercial and multi-unit

Offices, restaurants, warehouses and condo buildings, where more than one party is involved.

Commercial Water Damage RestorationOffices, shops, restaurants and shared buildings dried with the least downtime.Commercial Fire Damage RestorationKitchen fires, warehouse fires and smoke in shared ventilation.Condo and High-Rise Water DamageUnit-to-unit leaks and riser failures handled with owners, HOAs and management.

Start here

Not sure where to start? Match what you see

These are the things people notice first, and the page that covers each one.

What you see	Start with	Why
Water coming through a ceiling	Ceiling water damage	Find the source above, then dry and repair the ceiling.
A pipe split in a freeze	Burst pipe water damage	Shut the main, then extraction and drying.
Water in the basement after rain	Flooded basement cleanup	Pump out, remove wet materials, dry the slab.
Sewage at a floor drain or tub	Sewage backup cleanup	Black water: removal and disinfection first.
Soot and smoke after a fire	Fire damage restoration	Secure, remove water, clean soot, rebuild.
A smoke smell that will not leave	Smoke odor removal	Clean the residue, then treat and seal.
A musty smell or visible mold	Mold remediation	Contain, remove, dry and fix the moisture.
A leak between condo units	Condo and high-rise water damage	Every unit documented and dried together.

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