What is Marietta Water Damage Help?
A free referral service. We connect Marietta and Cobb County homeowners who have water damage with a local water damage restoration company. We are not a restoration company and we do not do any of the work.
This website explains what to do when water gets into your home, in plain language, and gives you one phone number to reach a local company. When you call (770) 670-4892 and press 1, your call is routed to an independent restoration company that serves the area. That company is a separate business. It sets its own prices, gives you its own estimate, and is responsible for its own work.
How does this service make money?
Restoration companies or call networks may pay us when we connect a call to them. You do not pay us anything, and the price you pay the company is between you and them.
Because we are paid for connecting calls, we want to be clear about it. We do not rank, review, endorse or guarantee any company.
How do I know the company is right for me?
Ask them. Before anyone starts work, ask for a written estimate, proof of insurance, and how they will document drying for your insurance claim. You are never obligated to hire the company you are connected with.
Our guide to water damage restoration in Marietta has a list of questions worth asking on the phone, plus what restoration normally involves so you can tell if a plan makes sense.
Where does the information on this site come from?
From public sources: the EPA, FEMA, the Georgia Office of Commissioner of Insurance, the USGS, the City of Marietta, Cobb County and other local utilities, and published industry standards and cost guides. We name the source next to each fact.
The information is general. It is not legal, insurance, medical or engineering advice. If something on the site looks wrong or out of date, let us know through the contact page.
What do we not do?
We do not inspect homes, give estimates, handle insurance claims, or send anyone to your house ourselves. We do not run an emergency service.
If anyone is hurt, you smell gas, or there is a fire or electrical danger, call 911 first.