Lawrenceville Water Damage connects homeowners with water damage restoration in Lawrenceville, GA 30045, the eastern side of town reaching toward Dacula and Grayson. Through our referral line (opening soon), you can be connected with an independent restoration company that serves 30045 and book a moisture check at your home.
About the area
30045 mixes established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and wooded land along the Alcovy River. Tribble Mill Park, a county park of roughly 700 acres with lakes and trails, sits on Tribble Mill Parkway. Freeman's Mill Park on Alcovy Road preserves a restored historic gristmill on the river. GA-316 and Winder Highway carry traffic east toward Athens, and the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources central facility is on Winder Highway here.
Water damage patterns in 30045
- Basements on rolling lots. East of downtown the ground rises and falls, and many homes have walkout basements that can take on water in long rains. See basement flooding cleanup.
- Creek and river low spots. The Alcovy River topped flood stage at Lawrenceville in September 2009; homes in low ground near it and its feeder creeks see more storm water.
- Newer construction. Recently built homes are not immune: PEX push-fit connectors, washer boxes and attic AC drains can all fail in the first years.
- Sump pumps. Basement homes with sump pits are vulnerable during storm power outages. See sump pump failure.
Utility responsibilities
Gwinnett DWR maintains the main, the meter and the short line to it. Everything from the meter to your house, plus the sewer lateral from the county stub, belongs to you. If a leak runs up your bill, ask DWR about its once-a-year leak adjustment and keep the repair invoice.
Book an inspection in 30045
When you are ready, email info@lawrencevillewaterdamagega.com while our phone line is being set up. More: storm and flash flood damage, all service areas, or back to water damage restoration in Lawrenceville, GA.
Common questions
Does the Alcovy River flood near Lawrenceville?
It can in extreme rain. During the September 2009 floods, the National Weather Service recorded the Alcovy River at Lawrenceville above its flood stage. Homes in low ground near the river and its tributaries carry more risk; elsewhere in 30045, storm water damage usually comes from runoff and saturated soil rather than the river.
Where is Gwinnett's water department based?
The Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources central facility is on Winder Highway in Lawrenceville 30045. For leaks at the meter or a water main break, contact DWR. Leaks on your side of the meter, including the service line to the house, are the owner's responsibility.
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