A look at real restoration jobs we've handled across metro Atlanta, start to finish.
A failed upstairs supply line flooded all three floors of this East Cobb home while the owners were away on vacation. By the time they got home, a clean-water leak had turned into a Category 3 loss with mold in the walls.
Fire and smoke ran through all three levels of this Cartersville townhome and up into the attic. We took it down to the framing, cleaned and deodorized every surface, and sealed it for rebuild, working straight through a run of winter storms.
What came in as a water leak above the preparation room of this 1970 funeral home turned into a full asbestos abatement once testing confirmed asbestos in the old materials. Here's how we sequenced the work around an active facility and saw it through clearance and drying.
A failed supply line flooded much of this Chamblee dental office, from the treatment rooms to the front desk. Here's how we dried it on a schedule built around the practice's hours, so they kept seeing patients while the work got done.
This fire started and stayed inside the basement wall of a Marietta home, so the visible damage was minor but the hidden damage was not. We opened up the cavities to find how far the fire and smoke had traveled, chased the odor through all three floors, and cleaned, deodorized and sealed it in.
A senior-living high-rise in Sandy Springs has called us for multiple water emergencies since last fall. Here's how we have earned their repeat business and what it looks like to be the company a property manager can count on.
A failed supply line in the unit above sent water down into the kitchen and laundry of this Lindbergh condo, and by the time we were called it had become a Category 3 mold loss. Here's how we contained it, worked the added scope with the HOA, and dried it back to standard.
A sewage backup flooded the bathroom and living room of this 1972 Decatur home. When we tested the soaked materials before tearing anything out, the lab came back positive for asbestos, which meant licensed abatement had to come first, before any of the water demolition could start.
Mold had taken hold in four separate areas of this Senoia home, much of it around the ceiling AC vents. Here's how we contained each area, traced the moisture behind it, and left the structure clean and dry.
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