24/7 Emergency Restoration Services • Licensed & Insured
A washing machine overflow can put the laundry room, hallway, and the ceiling downstairs out of use in the same afternoon. A flooded basement can leave you wondering what will happen to the furniture, storage boxes, and room your family uses every day. You need someone to explain the damage and start putting things right.
Committed Restoration provides water and flood damage restoration for Lawrenceville homes and businesses. Our office is at 363 Swanson Drive, Suite A, here in Lawrenceville. We handle water removal, cleanup, monitored drying, and the repairs that follow, with 24/7 emergency service. Tell us what happened, and we’ll help you understand the next step.
Call (678) 837-6999 to discuss the damage or request an assessment.
We look beyond the first wet spot. Water from an upstairs bathroom may reach the ceiling below; a dishwasher leak may soak the flooring beneath your cabinets. In a basement, wet carpet can be only part of the problem. Checking walls, floor layers, and nearby rooms helps us explain what can be dried and what needs to be removed.
Your belongings matter too. Before moving furniture or opening a wall, we discuss how the work will affect your home. Let us know about bedrooms, a home office, or stored items you need access to. Where relocation is needed, we can include contents packing and storage in the restoration.
A leak in a Lawrenceville business can affect stock, workstations, customer areas, and adjoining suites. We help owners and property managers establish which spaces need cleanup, what must be moved, and how crews can reach the damage.
For a shop near downtown or an office elsewhere in the city, the practical questions come early: who can authorize access, which items need documentation, and whether any areas can remain in use. We explain those decisions after inspecting the damage, then coordinate drying and repairs around the conditions on site.
Our water, sewage, and flood services cover the cleanup and drying. Reconstruction services can address the repairs afterward.
Start with your address and whether water is still coming in. Tell us which rooms are affected and whether the water came from a pipe, an appliance, a drain, or outside. You don’t need to identify every damaged material before contacting us. Those details help us prepare for the inspection and discuss immediate priorities.
Lawrenceville operates a stormwater utility and provides maps and GIS resources for local information. If rainwater reached your home, tell us where it entered and whether water collected near a door, window, or foundation. An appliance leak or pipe failure calls for a different source investigation.
For mapped flood exposure, look up the actual address. FEMA Zones A and AE identify areas with a 1% annual chance of flooding. Shaded Zone X generally includes areas between the 1% and 0.2% annual-chance flood boundaries; unshaded Zone X indicates lower mapped risk. These designations describe mapped areas, and none guarantees that a home will stay dry.
You can check your address at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.
Assess where the water traveled and whether the source is controlled.
Document damage and explain what can be dried or needs removal.
Remove water, clean, and use drying equipment with moisture checks.
Repair the affected areas and walk through the completed work together.
We explain the proposed work and document the damage for your records. We can also help communicate findings to your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage and payment.
Yes. Committed Restoration is based at 363 Swanson Drive, Suite A, Lawrenceville, GA 30043. We provide residential and commercial restoration in Lawrenceville and surrounding communities. Call (678) 837-6999 for emergency help or to discuss an assessment.
Yes. Our reconstruction services can include the damaged walls, flooring, and other finishes included in your estimate. We explain the repair needs after evaluating the water exposure and drying progress.
Yes. We can document the damage and work and communicate findings to your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage and payment.
Not always. Material type, exposure, contamination, and condition determine whether drying and cleaning are appropriate or replacement is needed.
The materials, extent of the water, and access affect the time needed. We monitor moisture and explain progress before the area moves into repairs.
No. Moisture can remain in layers below the surface. Inspection and moisture readings help establish whether further drying is needed.
Drying treats wet materials. The source also needs appropriate correction, which may involve a plumber, roofer, or drainage specialist.
Committed Restoration serves homeowners and businesses throughout Lawrenceville and the Metro Atlanta region. Our team provides fast, reliable restoration services for water damage, fire and smoke damage, mold remediation, storm damage, sewage cleanup, and more, delivering quick response times and lasting results across every community we serve.