Lindale, GA 30147
- Emergency Water Removal
- Water Damage Restoration
- Structural Drying
- Storm & Flood Damage
Listing last updated October 2026
4 water damage restoration companies serve Lindale, Georgia and the rest of Floyd for emergency water removal, flooded basements, burst pipes and sewage cleanup. Review services and locations, or claim your company's listing to verify and manage its information. EmesticaCure is a directory and does not perform restoration work.
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Lindale, GA 30147
Listing last updated October 2026
Rome, GA · Floyd
SERVPRO of Rome provides water and fire damage restoration to Rome and Floyd County, Georgia. The site states the franchise has a storefront and warehouse on Shorter Industrial Boulevard, purchased under current ownership in November 2022, and offers 24-hour emergency response. It also lists mold, storm, and sewage cleanup among its services.
Listing last updated October 2026
Rome, GA 30161
Listing last updated October 2026
Rome, GA 30161
Listing last updated October 2026
Guides on what each service involves, typical costs, and what to check before you hire a contractor.
Contact a restoration company before other repairs — extraction and drying is the time-sensitive part. This page lists 4 Lindale companies, and several state they answer 24/7. Unclaimed profiles keep contact details private until the owner claims them. Shut the water off, cut power to wet rooms, and photograph everything before anyone moves it.
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.
Listings are built from each company's public business information, such as its Google Maps profile and website, and checked to confirm it's a real Georgia water damage business. Verified and Featured members go further: we review their licence, insurance and IICRC certificates before their profile publishes.
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.