Broken or Frozen Pipe Company in Atlanta

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What Customers say about Floodmasters:

SEP007: "These days, it is hard to find a business that actually practices great customer service, but I was fortunate to find one - Floodmasters (Norcross, GA). This was my first experience with water damage/flooding, so it goes without saying that I had many questions. The Floodmasters team was extremely professional, competent and thorough. I would recommend this team to anyone in need of water remediation."

June001: "My experience with Floodmasters is a flooded bathroom and crawl space due to a minor plumbing issue. Bob Condit responded quickly and immediately resolved the source preventing more damage and began the drying process. I don't know everything it took to dry and fully restore my bathroom, because he and his crew took care of everything so quickly with beautiful results. I had a deductible on insurance, but he dealt with insurance. I referred Floodmaster to my Mother (for a flooded basement) with equally professional results finished in unbelievably fast turn-around time."

pkeane: "Floodmasters was recommended to me by a neighbor because I had serious water damage to my hardwood floors and vent system in my home. Their service and performance was superb. They handled the negotiations with the insurance company and made sure that all necessary repairs were made. They were efficient, prompt and professional - I couldn't have been happier."

Fixing Atlanta's Broken Pipes

When we think of broken or frozen pipes, water damage doesn't always come to mind. In reality, broken/frozen pipes can cause just as much water damage as a flood can if not treated immediately. When a pipe breaks, water can gush in like an opened gate and turn your home or business into a small lake within minutes. The most damage occurs when you are away from home. This is because the water is left unnoticed or unattended to fill and sit in your house for hours, and sometimes days on end.

Prevention

There are a few things that can be done to help prevent a broken or frozen pipe from busting. The first thing is to get an inspection of your current piping system to ensure that it is in good condition.

Here are a few tips of what you can do next.

In the winter, set the thermostat at a minimum of 55 degrees even when no one is going to be at the property.

Insulate any exposed or exterior pipes such as; in a basement or crawlspace, in an attic or inside exterior walls.

Disconnect any outside hose connections and drain water leading to outside faucets.

Know how and where to turn off the water supply in the event of a break.

What to do when a pipe breaks

In the unfortunate event that a pipe does break in your home or business, first shut off the water supply or call someone to do it for you. If you are unable to shut the water supply off then call Floodmasters as soon as possible so we can shut the water off for you and start the clean-up and restoration process quickly to get your home repaired and back to normal.