Lawrenceville Water Damage helps residents find water damage restoration in Snellville, GA, across both Snellville ZIP codes, 30039 and 30078. Snellville was incorporated in 1923 after growing from a farming community, and today it is one of south Gwinnett's main cities, centered on the intersection of US-78 and GA-124. Through our referral line (opening soon), you can be connected with an independent restoration company that serves Snellville.
About the area
Snellville City Hall is on Oak Road, near the newer town center. Housing ranges from older ranch homes to newer subdivisions and townhomes. The city has its own police department, while fire and EMS come from Gwinnett County, with Station 6 on Johnson Drive and Station 12 on Lenora Church Road. Water and sewer are provided by Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources. The Yellow River runs to the west, and USGS keeps a streamgage on it near Snellville.
Water damage patterns in Snellville
- Aging plumbing in older ranches and split-levels: galvanized lines, original water heaters and worn supply hoses.
- Slab leaks in slab-on-grade homes. See slab leak water damage.
- Basement seepage in homes built into hills during long rain events.
- Low areas near the Yellow River and its tributaries, which flooded in September 2009.
Neighbors and shared walls
Snellville also has townhomes and apartment communities where leaks spread between units. Report the leak to management or your HOA in writing, photograph your space, and keep copies. A restoration provider's moisture map helps sort out where the water started.
Book an inspection in Snellville
When you are ready, email info@lawrencevillewaterdamagega.com while our phone line is being set up. See also storm water damage, all service areas, or back to water damage restoration in Lawrenceville, GA.
Common questions
When was Snellville founded?
Snellville grew from a farming community settled in the 1880s and was incorporated in 1923. Its long-standing motto is 'Everybody is proud to be somebody in Snellville.' Much of today's housing was built in later decades as Gwinnett grew, so homes range from older ranches to newer subdivisions.
Is Snellville at risk from the Yellow River?
The Yellow River runs west of Snellville, and USGS maintains a streamgage on it near Snellville used for flood mapping. Homes in low ground near the river or its tributaries carry more flood risk. Most Snellville water damage, though, comes from plumbing, appliances, AC drains and runoff rather than the river.
Ready for someone to look at it?
Phone Line Launching Soon