Water Damage Restoration in Cheney Woods, GA

Cheney Woods is a neighborhood of 1950s and 1960s brick ranches and split-levels off Concord Road on the west side of Smyrna, a few blocks from the Silver Comet Trail and the Nickajack Creek corridor. The lots are large and wooded, the streets are quiet loops, and the houses are the classic Smyrna postwar stock: three bedrooms over a vented crawl space, a carport or a converted garage, and original copper or galvanized supply lines under the floor.

The trees are the local hazard. Sixty-year-old pines and water oaks come down in the spring squall lines and the late-summer remnants of Gulf storms, and a limb through the roof over a bedroom puts rain into the attic insulation and down the wall in a night. Under the house, the same clay that holds water everywhere in Smyrna holds it here.

This site puts Cheney Woods homeowners through by phone to an independent local water damage provider. The provider meters from the attic down and the crawl space up.

Cheney Woods water damage after the pine came down

A roof opened by a limb in a storm is roof leak water damage, and the wet insulation on the attic floor is most of the job. A ceiling that took that water and sagged is ceiling water damage repair. Water on the clay under the house after the same storm is a crawl space water extraction.

Storm night in Cheney Woods

When a tree takes down a line or opens a roof in a storm, Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services is the call for a live wire or a gas smell; the water damage call comes after the house is safe. Get a tarp on the roof before the next band of rain, and photograph the attic and the ceiling before the insulation comes out. Rebuild permits go through the City of Smyrna.

Call (770) 830-3578 and describe where the rain got in. An independent local water damage provider serving Cheney Woods takes it from there.