Disaster Restoration Before & After Photos

A car crashed into the corner of this Athens, Ga home, causing significant damage to the garage door, siding, gutters, and interior framing. With a bonus room located above the garage, a structural assessment was also necessary to ensure the home's structural integrity and safety. After completing the repairs, the garage was fully restored and looking better than ever!

A homeowner in Jefferson contacted Level Creek for emergency water removal after noticing brown water stains appearing on the drywall. Upon further inspection, moisture also affected the hardwood flooring. Water can spread beyond visible damage, but there are some signs to look out for. Buckling, warping, surface discoloration, and musty odors are warnings of moisture intrusion. Water damage isn't always a quick fix, but taking immediate action is crucial to avoid further structural and mold issues.

In many cases, insurance providers cover sudden and accidental water losses because they are commonly caused by leaks in the roof, siding, windows, or burst pipes. Throughout the water remediation process, Level Creek Property Restoration works directly with the homeowner's insurance provider to coordinate the covered scope of repairs and ensure a smooth and cost-effective recovery. 

A homeowner in Gainesville, Ga contacted us after an appliance overflow left their property in standing water. The water damaged the cabinets, flooring, and drywall within both the main level and basement. After stabilizing the property, the reconstruction team stepped in to completely rebuild the home. After communicating with the insurance adjuster and homeowner, the scope of work included structural repairs, electrical re-wiring, drywall installation, painting, laminate vinyl plank installation, and more. We are proud to be repair contractors trusted by local insurance providers within Gainesville and Northeast Metro Atlanta.

A homeowner in Gainesville, GA experienced significant water damage that destroyed portions of their kitchen and basement. A leak from the kitchen sink saturated the cabinets, flooring, and even the basement ceiling, and because it went unnoticed, the damage continued to spread. Once the homeowner reached out, we began mitigation immediately. Our team worked closely with Allstate to outline the full scope of repairs in line with the covered loss. The transformation showcases how efficiently we help homeowners recover after unexpected water damage.

When a water supply line to a toilet broke, a Dawsonville homeowner woke up to find their home flooded. A toilet's water supply line connects the toilet tank to the home water supply. Since the water supply valve broke overnight, the flooding went unnoticed for several hours. The water caused damage across the first floor, second floor, and basement. This before-and-after specifically highlights the kitchen, showing both the flood-damaged materials and the completed repairs. 

After quickly responding to the emergency water removal call, our team immediately began drying and extracting water. Drying fans and dehumidifiers are used during the drying process to lower moisture levels. Remediation also included removing water-stained drywall, trim, cabinetry, and flooring. The team also made flood cuts within the walls to remove the wet drywall and prevent mold growth.

After mitigation was completed, the reconstruction team began rebuilding the kitchen to its pre-loss condition. The repairs included installing new drywall, trim, kitchen cabinets, and flooring. After replacing and painting the kitchen cabinets, gorgeous European Oak engineered flooring was installed. Despite the unexpected water damage, our repairs left the home looking better than ever!