Water Damage Restoration in Lawrenceville, GA

Water Damage Help Just Down Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road

Fresh Cleaning Solutions does 24/7 water damage restoration in Lawrenceville: we find the source, extract the water, dry your home with air movers and dehumidifiers, and keep checking with moisture meters until everything reads dry. Our shop on Highland Station Dr in Suwanee is a short run down Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road, so a Lawrenceville water call is a normal day for us.

We charge Lawrenceville homeowners the same flat rates as Suwanee. No trip charge, and the rate is quoted up front with no hidden fees.

Why Do Lawrenceville Homes Need Fast Drying?

A big share of Lawrenceville's homes were built in the 1980s, and the median home was built around 1988. Houses from that era often have ductwork in a crawl space, the attic, or both. When a leak runs down into the crawl space, it sits there in the dark, and a leaky return duct can pull that damp air straight into the system.

The land holds moisture too. The Alcovy River starts just northeast of town, the Yellow River runs through the county to the west, and low ground near creeks stays damp through Georgia's long, humid summers. Wet materials dry slowly on their own here.

The EPA says water-damaged areas should be dried within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth. That is the clock we work against on every call.

What Do We Do on a Lawrenceville Water Call?

• Stop it and map it. We confirm the leak is stopped, then use moisture meters to see how far the water went into floors, walls and the crawl space.
• Pull the water out. Standing water comes out of floors and carpet first.
• Carpet and pad. We dry them in place when they can be saved and remove soaked pad when they cannot.
• Dry the structure. Air movers and dehumidifiers, sized to the space, run until the job is done.
• Sanitize so the water does not leave odors or bacteria behind.
• Re-check until dry, then look for any spot where mold could start and tell you what we see.

Common causes we see around Gwinnett: burst or frozen pipes, leaking water heaters, washing machine and dishwasher hoses, ice maker lines, toilet overflows, HVAC condensate leaks and heavy rain getting into basements and crawl spaces.

Before We Arrive, and After It Is Dry

While we are on the way: shut off the water, stay out of standing water near outlets or cords, lift rugs and electronics off the floor and take photos. Do not run a household vacuum on wet carpet or crank the heat to dry things out.

After the water is gone, a few things keep it from coming back as a smell:

• Musty smell afterward? Mold testing tells you if there is growth before anyone starts tearing things out.
• Crawl space keeps getting wet? Crawl space encapsulation seals it, and a crawl space dehumidifier keeps it dry.
• Carpet survived? Our carpet cleaning in Lawrenceville leaves it fresh, with a free deodorizer and sanitizer.

Call (678) 609-8713, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.