Social Circle is a historic community in Walton County located about 40 miles east of Atlanta. There is always something interesting happening within these city limits. There are live theater performances, holiday celebrations, festivals, lectures, wellness walks through our historic district, car shows...to name a few. If you are looking for a small town setting that doesn't lack charm or charisma, welcome home!
Here in Social Circle, the weather varies from extreme heat and humidity in the summer to blistery cold in the winter. With the wide range of sometimes unpredictable weather patterns, mold remediation is a constant concern. Additionally with the heavy rain we get, flooding basements and/or the lower floors of your house make water damage restoration a necessity. Although our trees provide a beautiful backdrop, and offer shade from the summer sun, they sometimes are knocked down by heavy winds causing significant roof damage.
Unfortunately, there is no shortage of water damage restoration disasters. But fortunately, there is no job too complicated for us to manage. With disasters ranging from flooded basements to refrigerator lines leaking overtime, water damage restoration is one of the biggest problems we face daily. SERVPRO® is always ready to get the job done.
Not to be outdone by winter, we still have to deal with the summer heat. With temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, fires can start in the blink of an eye, even if you’re careful, which is why it is important to have a fire damage restoration service in the area, who is ready to answer your call. Although we can’t prevent fires from happening, we can still be on site at a moment’s notice once the first responders have secured the area. Fire damage restoration does not intimidate us. We will make sure you have the assurance you need that your home or business will be restored, everything from the structure itself, to cleaning your personal belongings.
If disaster strikes no matter day or night, call the professionals at SERVPRO® to make it “Like it never even happened."