Plumbing emergencies can strike any day at any time, and when they do, you must act very quickly to prevent extensive and costly damage. Knowing the warning signs can help prepare you so you can avoid major issues like water damage, flooding and mold growth. 

Here are some of the top signs that you need to immediately call First In Restoration (470.748.0225) for our 24/7 on-call licensed emergency plumber.

1. Burst Pipes

A burst pipe can cause massive water damage in a matter of minutes. Whether it’s due to freezing temperatures, corrosion of an old pipe, or high water pressure, a ruptured pipe requires immediate professional attention. First In Restoration will stop the flooding in your home, repair the issue and restore your water.

2. No Water Supply

If you turn on your faucet and nothing comes out, then it could be due to a major plumbing issue, such as a broken water main, a hidden leak or an issue with your water supplier. First In Restoration’s licensed emergency plumber can quickly diagnose the issue and resolve the problem to return water to your home or business.

3. Overflowing Toilet

Most of us have had an embarrassing episode with an overflowing toilet. However, toilet overflow is more than a minor inconvenience—it can quickly lead to severe water damage and potential health hazards due to sewage exposure in Category 3 water. Immediately shut the water off on your toilet and start plunging. If plunging doesn’t fix the issue, and the water keeps pouring out, it’s time to call First In Restoration’s. We will send our emergency plumber and help prevent further damage to your home.

4. Sewage Backup

Don’t wait until sewage from your main drain starts backing in to your kitchen sink or laundry drain – things will get ugly fast from there. Watch out for these lead up signs before disaster strikes: If you notice a foul smell coming from your drains or if your sinks are slow to drain then it’s time to call a plumber for an inspection. If left and ignored then visible sewage including feces may back in to your sinks or bathtubs which is a clear signs of a sewage backup. This can pose serious health risks and needs immediate professional intervention.

5. Water Heater Failure

If your water heater stops working, or if you notice it’s leaking, or making strange noises, then you could be dealing with a major malfunction. Whether it’s a broken thermostat, sediment buildup, or a potential gas leak, our emergency plumber can diagnose the issue and fix your problem quickly. Don’t wait for major damage to set in to call.

6. Flooding or Major Leaks

Stepped into a puddle in the kitchen? Not sure if it’s a stray ice cube or something serious? Any unexpected pooling of water in your home—whether from an old pipe, faulty appliance, or leaky roof—should be addressed immediately. Standing water can cause structural damage and mold growth if not dealt with in a timely manner. Avoid serious water damage and call First In Restoration now: 470.748.0225.

7. Frozen Pipes

During the winter months if temperatures drop below freezing, especially for multiple days you may experience frozen pipes which can lead to pipe bursts and significant damage. If you notice a lack of (or no) water flow, visible frost and icicles on pipes, or bulging pipes, call us so we can send our emergency plumber before your pipes burst. If you hear a loud rushing sound or see water gushing from the inside or outside of your home or business, you need to call First In Restoration immediately for water extraction and mitigation cleanup.

8. Unusual Water Pressure Drops

If you are washing your hands or taking a shower and notice an abrupt and severe drop in water pressure then you should be alarmed, as this can indicate a serious leak, a blocked pipe, or even a serious issue with your water main. First In Restoration’s emergency plumber can pinpoint the cause of your water issue and restore your water pressure.

9. Gurgling Sounds from Drains

Drains and toilets shouldn’t make gurgling noises, if yours do then it may indicate a blockage or a problem with your sewer line. Do not ignore these signs because they can lead to sewage backups and costly repairs.

10. Persistent or Uncontrollable Leaks

A small leak may not seem like a big deal, or time sensitive, but if the leak worsens or can’t be controlled with temporary fixes, it can lead to disastrous and extensive water damage. First In Restoration’s emergency plumber can address the issue before it escalates. No matter the size of the leak, we can help.

Call First In Restoration for Emergency Plumbing Services

If you’re experiencing any of these signs, don’t wait! Contact First In Restoration for fast, reliable emergency licensed plumbing services in Georgia, specializing service in Gwinnett County, Hall County, Barrow County and Walton County. Our experienced team is available 24/7 to handle any plumbing crisis and prevent further damage to your home.

Don’t let a minor issue turn into a major disaster—call us today! 470.748.0225, www.firstinrestoration.com

Georgia rain can be a serious threat to your property’s foundation, crawlspace air quality. At First In Restoration we know one thing is for sure: prevention is cheaper than repair. Here are some tips so you’re ready for the upcoming Georgia rain to help prevent water damage.

Check Your Gutters Like Your Home Depends on It

Leaves and pine needle debris will block water flow very quickly. When gutters overflow, the water is looking for any place to go. The could end up behind your walls and all the way into your basement. Make gutter cleaning a regular chore (or let the professionals clean them for you), and double-check that the downspouts are pushing water away from your home.

Your Landscaping Might Be The Culprit

Water needs to move away from your home. Mulch too high? Flower beds sloping the wrong way? Maybe your azaleas are too close causing water to pool up. You need to keep rainwater shifted away from your home and away from your foundation. Don’t know where to start? We always recommend calling a landscape company or architect that can help with preventative measures. 

Smelly Basement or Crawlspace? 

If your basement or crawlspace smell musty or feels damp, that means that water is already getting in to your home. Seal any cracks and have your crawlspace encapsulated. You should also consider installing a sump pump which will really help during the next downpour.

Pro Tip: If you see bubbling paint in your home, warping floors, or smell something kind of weird and earthy you may have water damage and hidden mold.

We Respond Fast to Georgia Water Damage

First In Restoration is Georgia’s most trusted name in water damage restoration and mold remediation. We’re IICRC certified, offer 24/7 emergency plumbing and provide full-service restoration including crawlspace encapsulation. We are based in Gwinnett County but serve all of Georgia.

Call First In Restoration: 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com

Easter Sunday is a holiday that should be about family, delicious food, traditions and making memories, not a surprise waterfall from your ceiling from water damage.

When everyone’s in town and you’re hosting a big family get-together, your home’s plumbing is working extra hard. The strain from additional people using the bathroom or running multiple loads of dishes through out the weekend can stress out your home’s plumbing system. Everything seems fine at first — Then a guest’s toilet overflows. Maybe your dishwasher leaks mid-cycle. Even worse — your hot water heater decides that after all of these years of faithful service, it’s time to give out, resulting in a flooded garage, attic, or basement while you’re just trying to carve the ham and serve some casseroles. .

Why Holiday Water Damage Happens

When your house is full, your plumbing doesn’t get a break. Common holiday mishaps or heavy use include:

• Clogged toilets or drains
• Appliance leaks from old dishwashers or washing machines
• Hidden pipe bursts
• Water heaters throwing in the towel

What to Do If Water Damage Strikes During Easter

1. Stay calm. Shut off the water supply to your house. (Click HERE for a video on how to do this).
2. Protect valuables. Move electronics, heirlooms, and an important items away from the affected area if possible.
3. Document all of the damage. Take photos and video to submit to your insurance company (do this even if you decide not to file a claim).
4. Call First In Restoration immediately. The longer the water sits, the more damage it causes to your home and it’s structure, and mold can begin to spread within 24-48 hours of water exposure.

We’re Available — Even on Easter

At First In Restoration, we know emergencies don’t take holidays off. That’s why we don’t either. First In Restoration’s emergency response team is on call 24/7 for your water damage emergency.

Call 470-748-0225 any time, www.firstinrestoration.com

Two terms often come up in the water damage world: waterproofing and water mitigation. While they may sound similar, they serve different purposes and are used in different situations. If you’re wondering which one you need this guide will break down the differences so you have a clear path forward.

What Is Water Mitigation?

The goal with water mitigation is to immediately respond and stop the water damage. This includes extracting standing water and drying out affected areas as quickly as possible.

When is water mitigation needed?

• After a pipe burst, a leaking roof or a storm-related flooding are a few examples 
• When there’s standing water in your home or business
• To prevent mold growth after a leak or flood

What does water mitigation involve?

• Water extraction using pumps and vacuums
• Drying and dehumidification to remove excess moisture
• Removing damaged materials like drywall, flooring as well as insulation
• Disinfecting and sanitizing to prevent mold and bacteria growth

While it doesn’t prevent future water issues, water mitigation is about damage control and will ensures your property is safe and stable after a water disaster.

What Is Waterproofing?

The goal with waterproofing is to prevent water damage from occurring in your home or business. This preventative measure creates a barrier that will prevent leaks, moisture buildup and flooding.

When is waterproofing needed?

• If you have a basement that is prone to flooding or moisture issues
• When you live in an area that experiences heavy rainfall or high water tables
• If you’ve had repeated leaks or issues of water getting in at the same area
• During a build a basement or crawlspace build to prevent future water damage

What does waterproofing involve?

• Sealing cracks in the home’s foundation and walls
• Installing a sump pump in your basement or crawlspace that will remove water buildup
• Applying a waterproof coating and sealant
• Improving drainage systems around the exterior of the property (such as a French drain)
• Encapsulation: prevents water vapor from getting in to the crawlspace.

Waterproofing is a smart long-term investment for your property. It will help prevent water from entering your home or business.

Waterproofing vs. Water Mitigation: Which Do You Need?

• If you’re dealing with water damage right now, you need emergency water mitigation to stop the current water damage.
• If you want to prevent water damage from happening again in the future waterproofing will help.
• Sometimes, both are necessary—water mitigation to handle an existing issue and waterproofing to ensure it doesn’t happen to you again.

Protect Your Property with First In Restoration

Whether you need emergency water mitigation or long-term waterproofing solutions for your crawlspace, First In Restoration is here to help. Our experts will assess your property and recommend the best course of action to keep your home or business safe and dry.

Call us today at 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com to schedule an inspection!

Georgia got hit hard with heavy rain the last two days, soaking everything from rooftops to crawlspaces. For most, it was just another wet spring weekend—but for some homeowners, it was a warning sign. Now is the time to check for water damage, leaks and crawlspace flooding in your Georgia Home

At First In Restoration, we’ve already started getting calls from residents in Gwinnett, Walton, Barrow and Hall counties about suspicious water spots, damp smells and water pooling up. Even if you didn’t notice any major flooding, it’s time to be proactive. Waiting too long to inspect your home could lead to long-term damage, mold growth or even foundation issues.

What to Look For After a Major Rainfall

Even if your home seems okay to the naked eye, water has a sneaky way of finding spots to get into. Here are some things you should check today:

• Ceilings & Walls: Stains or paint bubbling up could mean a roof leak.
• Flooring: Warping, discoloration, or soft spots in hardwood, carpet or vinyl flooring are indicators that there is moisture underneath.
• Basement & Crawlspace: These areas are the first to flood. It’s always good to check them out after a hard rain.
• HVAC System: A wet furnace or exposed ductwork in a crawlspace can easily become moldy and affect your air quality.
• Smell Test: Sometimes you will smell something musty before you actually see mold. Don’t ignore it.

Why the Crawlspace Is the Silent Victim

You don’t really think about your crawlspace regularly. They’re easy to forget until there’s a problem. If you find standing water or excess moisture in your crawlspace after a heavy rain, it’s a huge red flag. It can lead to wood rot, mold, pest infestations and even compromised insulation. If your crawlspace smells earthy or feels damp, you have problem and need to call First In Restoration.

What Makes This Rainfall Different

Spring storms are common, but this weekend’s back-to-back days of rain saturated the ground faster than it could soak in. That increases hydrostatic pressure around your foundation, which can push water through small cracks finding its way into your home. If you have a poorly graded yard or clogged gutters that could worsen your water issue. 

What to Do Right Now

It’s best not to wait for visible damage. A quick inspection could save you thousands down the road.

• Walk the perimeter of your home and look for standing water or erosion
• Give a good look inside near windows and around baseboards
• Check out your crawlspace or basement with a flashlight 
• Snap photos of anything suspicious in case you need it for insurance documentation

Call First In Restoration if you see or smell something suspicious. We offer fast, honest inspections and emergency mitigation services to keep your home safe and dry.

Why Homeowners Call First In Restoration After Heavy Rain in Georgia

First In Restoration is Georgia’s top water damage restoration company, proudly serving Loganville and the surrounding area. We’re IICRC certified, experienced in crawlspace encapsulation, emergency plumbing, full-service water mitigation and reconstruction.

Whether it’s standing water or hidden moisture we know how to find the source and stop the damage fast.

Call us anytime at 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com to schedule your inspection. We’re ready when you need us.

Have you ever noticed that water damage never happens when it’s convenient (if there’s actually a time that it’s convenient)? It’s almost like your plumbing waits for the absolutely worst possible moment to fail.

Water damage loves to strike:

• Right Before Vacation – You’re all packed, you’re excited and ready to leave, when you’re heading to the beach and then… your water heater leaks all over the laundry room.
• In the Middle of the Night – There’s nothing like waking up at 3:30 AM to the sound of rushing water from a pipe burst.
• During a Holiday  – Your kitchen sink decides to overflow right before serving Christmas lunch to your extended family.
• On a Weekend – Because, of course, plumbers are so much easier to reach when your supply line bursts on a Saturday night.
• When You’re Already Stressed – Big work deadline? Kids’ baseball tournament? That’s when your ceiling decides to start dripping.

Water damage doesn’t care about your schedule but we do! At First In Restoration, we’re available 24/7, so no matter when disaster strikes, we’ll be there FAST.

Why You Should Call First In Restoration for Water Damage

Water damage doesn’t wait for a convenient time, and neither do we. At First In Restoration, we offer 24/7 emergency service, fast response times, and expert restoration to get your home or business back to normal as quickly as possible. Whether it’s a small leak or a major flood, we have the tools and expertise to handle it all.

Call us anytime at 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com—because when water damage strikes, you need the best team on your side.

Earlier this week, Georgia got hit with a ton of heavy rain. The pollen count was super high and we needed the rain! However, with rain there comes moisture issues you may not have noticed until now. After the storm if you noticed puddles forming around the foundation or any water getting into your basement, it’s time to call in the professionals at First In Restoration. Didn’t experience any rude water getting in? That’s great news! Next time you may not be as lucky so but with a few proactive steps, you can protect your home from water damage before the next big storm rolls in.

1. Keep Gutters and Downspouts Clear

Clogged gutters are a big culprit behind home flooding. Make sure your gutters are clean and the downspouts are directing water at least five feet away from your home’s foundation. Some additional ways to keep the water flowing — 1) add downspout extensions to prevent water from pooling too close to your home, 2) add gutter guards that keep debris out of your gutters.

2. Check and Seal Foundation Cracks

Even a small crack in your foundation can let water into your basement. You need to routinely inspect for gaps and seal them with waterproof caulk or hydraulic cement to keep moisture out. We recommend having a trained professional come out to take a look and make repairs.

3. Install a Sump Pump to Prevent Basement Water Damage

Your sump pump prevents your basement from flooding. If you don’t have one, install a sump pump. If you already have one, test it regularly to make sure it works (You don’t want to wait until it’s raining to find out it’s broken). A battery backup is a smart investment to keep it running during power outages (which we get a lot of during spring storms).

4. Ensure Proper Yard Drainage

Landscaping isn’t just to beautify your yard. Your lawn service can also properly slope your yard so it’s sloping away from your home. This will prevent rainwater from pooling up near your foundation. If you notice standing water then have your landscaper regrade or even install a French drain which can help redirect it.

5. Window Wells Covers

Rainwater loves to push its way into basement windows. Consider installing clear, durable window well covers that will keep water out but still allows natural light into your basement.

6. Maintain Your Plumbing

Leaky pipes or an old water heater can contribute to excess moisture. Regular plumbing maintenance helps prevent minor problems from turning into major water damage issues.

7. Install a Sewer Backup Valve

If you live in an area prone to sewer backups, a backup valve can prevent category three wastewater from flowing into your basement during heavy storms.

8. Use Rain Gardens to Manage Runoff

A rain garden is a beautiful, smart and eco-friendly way to absorb excess rainwater. When you strategically place one in your yard, it can help reduce water runoff and it will ease pressure on your drainage system. Learn more about rain gardens HERE.

Protect Your Home with First In Restoration

Taking these simple steps can help prevent basement water damage, but sometimes, even the best preparation isn’t enough. If you’re dealing with water damage or want to reinforce your home’s defenses, First In Restoration is here to help. Our team of IICRC-certified professionals specializes in water damage restoration, emergency plumbing and moisture control. We respond 24/7 to emergencies, ensuring your home stays dry and mold-free.

Call First In Restoration today at 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com to schedule an inspection.

Buying a home is an exciting yet stressful process and during due diligence, you want to make sure you’re making a sound investment. One area that often gets overlooked—but can cause many headaches is the crawlspace. If you’re purchasing a home with a crawlspace, you might be wondering:  Does it need a dehumidifier? Do I need encapsulation in the crawlspace? Is a sump pump necessary?

The short answer? It depends on the home. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision.

Why Crawlspace Moisture Control Matters

Crawlspaces are naturally prone to humidity, standing water and mold growth, especially in humid climates like Georgia. If you don’t properly maintain your crawlspace it can lead to:

Mold and fungus (which affects indoor air quality not just your crawlspace)

Wood rot and structural damage

Pest infestations (termites and rodents absolutely love damp environments)

Increased energy costs due to humidity affecting insulation efficiency

Taking proactive measures like encapsulating your crawl space, adding a dehumidifier and/or a sump pump can help prevent long-term damage to your home.

Do Crawlspaces Need Dehumidifiers?

A crawlspace dehumidifier will help regulate moisture levels and prevents mold growth, musty smells and rotted wood. Please note that not every crawlspace needs one.

A dehumidifier is recommended if:

• The home is in a humid climate (like Georgia).
• The crawlspace has insulation but still feels damp.
• There is evidence of past mold growth.
• The wood framing or floor joists feel damp.

A dehumidifier may not be necessary if:

• The crawlspace is already encapsulated and sealed and staked properly.
• The home has a natural vapor barrier (such as dry, well-ventilated soil).

Bottom line: If moisture levels are consistently above 45%, a crawlspace dehumidifier is a smart investment. But we always recommend a professional evaluation.

Is Crawlspace Encapsulation Necessary?

Crawlspace encapsulation is the process of sealing off the area with a thick vapor barrier and insulation that will control the moisture. This method is highly effective at reducing humidity and improving air quality inside the home.

Encapsulation is recommended if:

• The crawlspace has had continuous moisture problems.
• There is a old or musty smell in the home.
• The house has poor drainage or is in a flood-prone area.
• You want to improve energy efficiency (which will reduce HVAC costs).

Encapsulation may not be needed if:

• The home is in a dry climate with good natural ventilation.
• The soil and foundation show no signs of moisture issues.
• There is already an effective and properly installed vapor barrier in place.

Bottom line: Encapsulation is a great investment for long-term moisture control. Just draping moisture barrier over the ground is not enough and code requirements continue to change.

Does Your Crawlspace Need a Sump Pump?

A sump pump is designed to remove standing water from a basement or crawlspace and will prevent flooding. Not every home needs one, but it’s a must-have in high-water table areas or homes with poor drainage.

A sump pump is necessary if:

• The crawlspace has a history of flooding (a professional can find the water marks if the selling homeowner does not wish to disclose).
• The home sits in a low-lying area, flood prone area with poor drainage.
• Water pools up in the crawlspace after heavy rains and storms.

You may not need a sump pump if:

• The crawlspace remains dry year-round.
• The home has proper grading and a working drainage system.

Bottom line: If the crawlspace has standing water or frequent dampness, a sump pump can prevent serious foundation damage.

Final Thoughts: What Should You Do Before Buying?

If you’re in due diligence, don’t skip the crawlspace inspection. Ask your home inspector to check for:

• Humidity levels (should be under 45%)
• Signs of past water damage or flooding
• Moldy or musty odors
• The condition of the vapor barrier and insulation (and ask if it is properly installed)
• Proper drainage around the home (a French drain is a plus, but not always necessary).

If you are concerned about moisture and mold, consider investing in a dehumidifier, encapsulation or a sump pump can save you thousands in future repairs.

At First In Restoration, we specialize in crawlspace encapsulation, moisture control and water damage prevention. If you need an expert opinion before buying your home, give us a call! 

Call First In Restoration: 470-748-0225, www.firstinrestoration.com

Don’t let a damp crawlspace become a costly mistake—protect your investment with the right moisture control solutions!

So your kitchen or bathroom cabinets have been exposed to water damage. Now you’re wondering: How much is this going to cost? Do I have to replace these cabinets? Can they be salvaged? We can answer your questions.

Assessing Water-Damaged Cabinets

Not all cabinets are affected by water damage the same. The following factors help determine whether they can be restored or if they must be replaced:

1. Material Type

• Solid wood cabinets: This is your best bet in being able to rescue your cabinets. If the water is dried quickly (and properly) then there is a good chance the cabinets will not need to be pulled out. However, if you leave the water damage and don’t handle it right away then the cabinets will drink up that moisture and it will cause warping and splitting. 
• Plywood cabinets: These are more water-resistant than particleboard made cabinets. They may be salvageable but would have to immediately be dried out.
• MDF (medium-density fiberboard) or “particleboard” cabinets: This type of material will absorb water like Sponge Bob. These materials will swell, puff up, weaken and fall apart once soaked. If your cabinets are made of MDF you most likely will need to have them replaced.

2. Duration of Water Exposure

The longer your cabinets remain exposed to water and moisture, the worse the damage will be. Cabinets that were quickly dried within 24-48 hours stand a much better chance of being salvaged. However, the longer your cabinets are exposed to water the more issues you will have with damage and mold growth which will lead to a cabinet replacement.

3. Mold and Fungus Growth

Mold loves damp, dark areas—like the insides of water-damaged cabinets. If mold has started to grow, you will need to replace your cabinets, especially if the fungus spores have spread into the wood. 

4. Structural Integrity

Check for signs of weakness, such as:

• Warping or swelling
• Soft or crumbling wood
• Separation at the seams
• Doors and drawers that no longer close

If your cabinets are buckling, soft to the touch or falling apart, they likely need to be replaced.

Can Water-Damaged Cabinets Be Saved?

If your cabinets are made of solid wood or plywood and were not sitting in water for an extended period, they may be salvageable. Here’s what to do:

• Call First In Restoration so professionals can properly dry your space out.
• Act Quickly – Remove standing water and dry your cabinets within 24 hours using fans and dehumidifiers.
• Inspect for Damage – Look for warping, wetness, softness and mold
• Disinfect Thoroughly – Use a mold-resistant cleaner to prevent fungal growth.

However, if structural integrity is compromised, replacement is the best option.

When to Replace Water-Damaged Cabinets

You’ll likely need to replace your water-damaged cabinets if:

• They are made of particleboard and have become swollen or started to crumble.
• Mold has developed inside or underneath the cabinets.
• The structure is soft, warped or separating at the seams.
• The cabinet doors and drawers no longer function properly. 
• You had a Category 3 flood. It is likely you will have to replace your cabinets regardless if it comes into contact with “Black Water”. There are times we could salvage the cabinets, but it is rare. 
• If there is actual mold growth on the cabinets then it has to be removed and properly contained.

Trust First In Restoration for Water Damage

At First In Restoration, we specialize in water damage restoration. If your home has flooded, don’t wait—mold and structural damage can worsen quickly. Our team will assess your cabinets and determine the best course of action, whether it’s salvaging them or installing brand-new cabinetry.

Call us today at 470-748-0225, or visit our website: www.firstinrestoration.com

When disaster strikes, trust Georgia’s #1 water damage restoration company to restore your home the right way!

Today is World Water Day. Everyone is appreciative of water in our daily lives — it’s essential for drinking, cleaning and living, but when it ends up where it shouldn’t be, it will quickly turn into your worst nightmare.

How to Prevent Water Damage in Your Home

We can’t control the rain but we can take steps to protect our property (home or business) from water damage doom. Here are key ways to keep your property safe:

Regularly Check for Leaks – A small drip can lead to huge problems over time. Make it a habit to check under sinks, around appliances and behind toilets for signs of leaks. The sooner you can catch a leak the less damage it will do.

Maintain Gutters & Downspouts – Clogged gutters cause water to overflow and can seep into your home’s foundation and into the walls. Make sure gutters are clear and directing water away from your home. Consider a gutter guard to keep debris out.

Know Where Your Main Water Shutoff Is – If a pipe bursts you have to shut off the main water valve immediately to help prevent flooding and water damage. Not sure where that’s located? Click here to view our owner, David King explain what to look for so you can shut your water off quickly.

Regularly Inspect Roof & Foundation – If you have a crack, missing shingles or weak spots, that can allow water to get in. Hidden leaks love to start mold growth and mold loves to have mold babies very quickly.

Sump Pumps & Waterproofing – If you’ve noticed water in your basement or crawl space a sump pump (with a backup battery) and proper waterproofing can help keep water out. 

Why You Should Call First In Restoration

Every homeowner tries their best to best prevent water damage, but it can still happen. When it does, acting fast is critical. The faster you act the less damage your property will experience. At First In Restoration, we provide 24/7 emergency plumbing and expert water extraction and full restoration services. Let’s get your home dried in and back on track.

Call us anytime at 470-748-0225 or visit www.firstinrestoration.com to learn more about how we can help.

Happy World Water Day—let’s keep water where it belongs!