Three lessons for after the water arrives
Read the one nearest your question. If the lesson leaves a gap, call (678) 940-9083 and describe what the lesson could not settle.
Dry it or take it out? How to compare wet materials in a Lithia Springs home
After water reaches a floor or a wall, the question is whether each material can dry in place or has to come out. This page lines up what the EPA, the CDC and a state fact sheet say about each one, and who makes the call.Read the lesson
Eight habits that turn a small leak into a bigger job, and the safer move for each
Most mistakes after water gets in are small and easy to understand: wading to the panel, scrubbing sewage, closing the house up. Each has a line in a government page about the safer move, and they are gathered here in one place.Read the lesson
Build the water record: a step-by-step list of photos, receipts and notes
An insurer, a landlord and a contractor ask the same questions about the water, and the answers come easiest from a record made while the room is still wet. Here is the order to build it in, using Georgia's insurance office guidance.Read the lesson
Gather the street address, the name of the wet room and some phone photos. Renting? The landlord or property manager hears first. Then call (678) 940-9083 to ask if a contractor covers Lithia Springs, Douglasville or Winston.
Call (678) 940-9083