Water Damage Restoration Contractors in Gainesville, GA

    3 water damage restoration companies serve Gainesville, Georgia and the rest of Hall for emergency water removal, flooded basements, burst pipes and sewage cleanup. Every listing shows the company's own phone number — call them directly. EmesticaCure is a directory and does not perform restoration work.

    Popular: · · · · · · ·

    Water spreading right now? Find the closest contractors.

    Share your location and we'll list Georgia companies nearest to you first, with approximate distance.

    3 Contractors in Gainesville

    Listed = reviewed by hand by our moderators
    SERVPRO of Gainesville

    Gainesville, GA 30507 · Hall

    Listed

    SERVPRO of Gainesville is independently owned and operated by Rick Northen and Brent Maddux and provides water, fire, and mold damage restoration for Gainesville, Braselton, and Buford area homes and businesses. The company states it is an IICRC-certified firm and uses moisture-detection and drying equipment during mitigation. It offers 24/7 emergency response.

    • Emergency Water Removal
    • Water Damage Restoration
    • Water Extraction
    • Structural Drying
    24/7 emergency IICRC-certified (stated)
    Water Pro Inc.

    Sandy Springs, GA · Fulton

    Listed

    Water Pro Inc. is an IICRC-certified restoration company based in Dacula, GA providing 24/7 water damage restoration for Buford, Suwanee, Snellville, and nearby Gwinnett and Hall County communities. The company states it has over 20 years of restoration experience, offers free on-site estimates, and bills insurance directly. Services listed include emergency water removal, structural drying, and sewage backup cleanup.

    • Emergency Water Removal
    • Water Extraction
    • Water Damage Restoration
    • Structural Drying
    24/7 emergency IICRC-certified (stated)
    PuroClean of Suwanee

    Suwanee, GA · Gwinnett

    Listed

    PuroClean of Suwanee, based in Suwanee, provides 24/7 emergency water damage restoration for Buford, Suwanee, and surrounding North Georgia communities. The site states the team responds to flooding, plumbing failures, and storm-related water intrusion near Lake Lanier. Services include water damage restoration, flood cleanup, mold removal, and fire damage restoration.

    • Emergency Water Removal
    • Water Damage Restoration
    • Flooded Basement Cleanup
    • Mold Remediation
    24/7 emergency

    Water Damage in Gainesville: What Locals Deal With

    Gainesville sits on Lake Lanier in Hall County, with 1940s–1960s neighborhoods near downtown, lakefront homes of every era, and heavy new construction along the Highway 53 and 369 corridors.

    Lakefront crawlspaces and basements take on groundwater, and freeze events in North Georgia burst uninsulated pipes more often than in metro Atlanta.

    What Gainesville Contractors Handle

    Guides on what each service involves, typical costs, and what to check before you hire.

    Water Damage Questions in Gainesville

    Who should I call first for water damage in Gainesville?

    Call a restoration company before you call anyone else — extraction and drying is the time-sensitive part. The 3 Gainesville companies on this page all list their own numbers, and several state they answer 24/7. Shut the water off, cut power to wet rooms, and photograph everything before anyone moves it.

    How much does water damage restoration cost in Gainesville?

    One wet room with clean water is usually a few hundred dollars up to about $1,500. A flooded basement or a sewage backup needing structural drying normally lands between $2,500 and $7,000. Get the scope in writing with drying targets — a price quoted over the phone, sight unseen, is a guess.

    Are Gainesville contractors on this page vetted?

    Yes, by a person. A moderator on our team compiles every listing by hand from the company's own website and confirms it's a real Georgia water damage business — no scraping, no AI-generated companies. Verified and Featured members go further: we review their licence, insurance and IICRC certificates before their profile publishes.

    How fast can someone reach my Gainesville home?

    Most local crews aim for the same day, and many quote one to two hours for genuine emergencies — but nobody can promise that during a storm when every crew is out. Ask each company for a realistic arrival window, and use "Use my location" above to sort this list by who is physically closest to you.