Your Sump Pump Failed: What to Do in the First Hour
The pump quit, the pit is full and the water is rising. Here is what we tell callers to do in order, and what to leave alone.
Who Handles Water Damage in a Rental: Tenants and Landlords
When water comes through a ceiling in a rental, everyone wonders who is supposed to call whom. Here is how it usually goes, without the legal fog.
How Georgia Homeowners Insurance Treats Water Damage
We are not insurance agents and cannot tell you what your policy covers. We can tell you what homeowners usually find when they read it, and how to keep a claim clean.
Winter Freezes, Burst Pipes and Empty Houses in Gwinnett
Georgia gets a few nights a year cold enough to split a pipe, and almost nobody is ready. Empty houses and attic lines are the ones that fail first.
What the 48-Hour Mold Window Really Means in Gwinnett
You may have heard that mold starts in 24 to 48 hours. That is a rule of thumb, not a law, but in this climate it is close enough to take seriously.
Why Georgia Red Clay Turns a Rainy Week Into a Wet Basement
A basement that stays dry in a downpour and floods on day three is not broken. It is sitting in a bowl of saturated clay. Here is how it works.
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