The company's listing says it has served the Chattahoochee Valley for over 25 years and is locally owned and operated. It says it is a licensed general contractor in Alabama and Georgia, and it is listed for water damage, fire and smoke damage and storm damage restoration.

Listed since 07/01/2014

Storm and fire damage in West Georgia

West Georgia's worst losses tend to arrive all at once. On March 26, 2023, a tornado rated EF3, with winds of 140 to 150 mph, crossed Troup County near West Point, damaging 80 to 100 structures and destroying 30 to 40. Georgia averages about 30 tornadoes a year and ranks about 15th nationally for frequency, so homes here face this risk every spring and winter.

A big storm rarely leaves a single kind of damage. Wind opens a roof, rain follows, and broken service lines or downed power equipment can add water and fire risk to the same house. That is why one loss in this area often involves several trades at once.

What a general contracting job after a loss involves

Mitigation comes first: tarping, board-up and drying. Reconstruction follows, and it is a different kind of work: demolition of what cannot be saved, framing, roofing, drywall, finishes and permits where required. Ask for a written scope that lines up item by item with the insurer's estimate, who pulls permits, how changes are priced and how long the job should take. Our guide to what can be saved after a house fire helps with that first inventory, and documenting your loss before the cleanup starts covers the paper trail.