Professional Water Damage Restoration
Fast Response. Certified Technicians.
Water damage can strike at any time—whether it’s from a burst pipe, roof leak, basement flood, storm damage, or bathroom overflow. At North Metro Restoration, we understand how stressful and disruptive these events can be. That’s why we offer comprehensive water damage restoration services designed to restore your property quickly, safely, and thoroughly.
What We Do
Our certified technicians are equipped with advanced tools and training to handle water damage of any size. We follow industry best practices to ensure your home or business is restored to a clean, dry, and safe condition.
Our services include:
- Water Extraction – Rapid removal of standing water using professional-grade equipment
- Drying & Dehumidification – Targeted drying of affected areas to prevent mold growth
- Cleanup & Sanitization – Removal of debris, contaminants, and odors
- Moisture Detection – Infrared and moisture meter technology to locate hidden water
- Structural Drying & Repairs – Restoration of walls, flooring, and other damaged materials
- Mold Prevention & Testing – Optional air quality testing and mold inspection to ensure safety
Available 24/7 for Emergencies
Water damage doesn’t follow a schedule—and neither do we. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond to emergencies across Dallas, Marietta, Kennesaw, Woodstock, and the greater Metro Atlanta area. Whether it’s the middle of the night or a holiday weekend, we’re ready to help.
Residential & Commercial Expertise
We serve both homeowners and business owners, tailoring our restoration approach to meet the unique needs of each property. Whether it’s a single-family home, apartment complex, office building, or retail space, we’ve got the experience and equipment to get the job done right.
Tips for Water Damage Restoration and Clean Up
Even when floors and walls appear dry, moisture can still be hiding beneath the surface. After water evaporates, it often lingers in the air, and without proper dehumidification, that moisture can be reabsorbed into building materials like drywall, wood, and insulation. This hidden dampness creates the perfect conditions for mold growth, which can quickly turn a minor issue into a major health and property concern.
Dehumidification is a critical step in the water damage restoration process. It helps eliminate excess moisture from the air and materials, reducing the risk of mold development and long-term structural damage. At North Metro Restoration, we use professional-grade equipment to ensure your home is truly dry—not just on the surface—so you can breathe easier and move forward with confidence.
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Safety Tips During Water Damage
Protecting yourself and your family during a water damage event is just as important as restoring your property. Contaminated water, hidden mold, and airborne particles can pose serious health risks if not handled properly.
Here are key precautions to follow:
1. Confirm Safety Before Shutting Down Systems Before turning off your HVAC or air handling system, make sure it’s safe to do so. Sudden shutdowns can affect air circulation and humidity levels, especially if mold is present.
2. Avoid Contact with Contaminated Water Stay away from sewage or floodwater, which may contain harmful bacteria or chemicals. Never touch contaminated items with bare hands.
3. Practice Good Hygiene Wash your hands thoroughly after any exposure to affected areas. Use soap and clean water, and avoid touching your face until you’ve cleaned up.
4. Use Protective Gear Wear gloves, waterproof boots, and long sleeves when handling wet or contaminated materials. This helps prevent skin irritation and exposure to harmful substances.
5. Discard Exposed Food Any food that has come into contact with floodwater or a damp environment should be thrown away. Contamination can occur even if packaging appears intact.
6. Don’t Use Fans to Dry the Area While it may seem helpful, fans can actually spread mold spores and other contaminants through the air. Use professional-grade drying and dehumidification equipment instead.