Palmetto, Georgia is located in Fulton County and is home to over just over 5,000 people. Palmetto was founded in 1833 by John H. Johnson, who was appointed the first postmaster. The city was first named Johnson’s store and was changed to Palmetto in 1847. Palmetto is located 25 miles south of Atlanta and sits on the Atlanta and West Point Railroad.
When you’re in the area, be sure to visit Old Campbell County Historical Society, the Southside Theatre Guild, or attend the Georgia Renaissance Festival if it’s in town.
Despite being nestled in southwest Georgia, it is still susceptible to water damage. Flash flooding and thunderstorms know no bounds and are capable of causing significant damage. But, mother nature isn’t the only cause of water damage, faulty piping and appliances are also common culprits of home damage and can break down without warning. If your home or business in Palmetto is in need of water damage restoration, SERVPRO is ready.
But, water damage isn’t the only risk that Palmetto faces. The Georgia heat can become overwhelming quickly and fires can appear without warning. In addition, fires can easily start from cooking, candles, faulty wiring, and out-of-control fireplace fires during the bitter Georgia winters.
Lastly, Palmetto has a 60% greater chance of tornadoes than the national average. So, storm damage is a very real threat to Palmetto.
If your home or business is damaged by fire, water, or a storm SERVPRO is available 24 hours a day to respond quickly and begin the damage restoration process.
SERVPRO has been in business for over 50 years and is ready to help you with any of your storm, water, or fire damage restoration needs. We're on call 24/7, 365 days a year so that we can be there for you when you need us most!
