Water Damage Restoration in Newnan, Peachtree City, & Stockbridge

Water damage creates a major problem for both residential and commercial properties. Water damage restoration requires an immediate response and our emergency crews at Champion Cleaning Systems are available 24/7/365 for water-related emergencies throughout our service area.
To learn more, call 678-974-1151 or click here to schedule an appointment ASAP in Fayetteville, Stockbridge, or Griffin. When you deal with Champion, you can rest assured our IICRC-certified technicians can handle any water-related issue, including:
- Immediate Service for Water Emergencies
- Sewage Cleanup & Waste Removal
- Basement Flooding
- Overflowing Toilets/Sinks/Bathtubs
- Sump Pump Backups
- Broken & Burst Pipes
- Leaking Or Malfunctioning Appliances
Insurance Claim Payment Process Deductible: The deductible is the part of your claim that your Insurance Company does not reimburse you for. This payment goes toward the restoration of your home and is due prior to starting the work. It can be paid by
a check made payable to “Champion Cleaning Systems” or by a credit card. Insurance Company Check: Once the estimate has been approved by your insurance company a check is usually sent to you. This check will be payable to you and to Champion and will be endorsed by you at substantial completion of the project
or at a prearranged stage of the project. Mortgage Company: Larger claims will also be made payable to your mortgage company as they have a vested interest in your home. Checks that include your mortgage company will require your participation to have them endorsed in
a timely manner. Mortgage companies will only release all the funds at the completion of your project or portions of the funds at prearranged stages of completion. Each mortgage company has their own set of requirements before
they will release these funds. Although it is your responsibility to have these funds ready in a timely manner, Champion will be glad to assist you in this sometimes confusing process. To assist you we will need the name of your mortgage
company (or companies if there is a second lender), their customer service telephone number, and your loan number. Additionally, we will need a letter of authorization from you to allow us to deal with your
mortgage company on your behalf. According to the IICRC Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Water Damage Restoration (IICRC S500), there are three categories of water that cause damage in buildings. They are summarized as follows: Category 1 Water – That which is clean at the releasing source and does not pose a hazard if consumed by humans. Category 1 water may become progressively contaminated as it mixes with soils on or within floor coverings or building
assemblies (walls, decking, subflooring). Time and temperature, which promote the growth and amplification of microorganisms in water can cause Category 1 water to degrade. Examples: burst water pipes, failed
supply lines on appliances, vertically falling rainwater. Category 2 Water – That which begins with some degree of contamination and could cause sickness or discomfort if consumed by humans. As with Category 1 water, time and temperature can cause Category 2 water to become progressively
more contaminated. Category 3 Water – That which is highly contaminated and could cause death or serious illness if consumed by humans. Examples: sewage, rising flood water from rivers and streams, ground surface water flowing horizontally into
homes. There are two ways in which water enters a building as a result of wind storm damage: The first involves falling or windblown rainwater that enters as a result of damage to roof components or wall
assemblies. The second involves horizontally traveling ground surface water (Category 3) containing silt and soil contaminants that infiltrate into structures, generally through doors or around foundation
walls. This ground surface water (storm surge) may accumulate to a depth of several inches or several feet. When structures are partially submerged or remain substantially flooded for weeks, far more elaborate
procedures usually are required. Most household microorganisms (fungi, bacteria) typically require five conditions for germination, growth, amplification and dissemination. Generally, they include: organic food source, especially cellulose (e.g., paper, wood), which are found in abundance in construction materials Anything that can be done to control or minimize these optimum conditions will prolong the time required for microbial growth.
Check the outlet pipe to make sure it is not clogged or frozen. Follow the pipe and confirm that water are directed away from the property.
Check that the pump is clean. Plug in the pump and remove the lid (if there is one). Use a flashlight and look into the pump and see that the inlet pipe is clean and free flowing.
Test the pump by pouring at least 5 gallons of water and pumping it out. Be sure to pour the water in a way that will simulate the average flow into the pump. Force the pump to turn on and off 2-3 times and watch the action of the on/off switch while
listening to the pump.
Generally, there 3 important red flags for water damage, originating in the refrigerator: Moisture behind or under the refrigerator including on the coils in the back of the refrigerator.
Leaks from hose connection and seals. (commonly found in the icemaker’s water supply line)
Growth of mold is a major sign because it indicates an ongoing problem that must be treated immediately. This problem is usually detected in the drain pan if your refrigerator has one. Dangers are not over when the water goes down. Do not endanger yourself or your family after a water event. Keep children and pets away. Try to protect yourself and your family from stress, fatigue, and water-related
health hazards. Follow these basic safety rules: DO: Have a professional plumbing contractor eliminate the water source. Call a professional water damage restoration company immediately for help! Damage from water and bacteria growth can begin within just a few hours. Remove as much water as possible from floors by mopping or blotting with clean white towels. Turn off circuit breakers supplying electricity to wet areas if appropriate. Unplug and remove any small electrical devices located on wet carpet or other wet surfaces. Remove wet area rugs or other floor coverings that are not attached. Do not remove wall-to-wall carpet. Hang draperies and pin up furniture skirts to prevent contact with wet carpet. Wipe furniture and prop up wet cushions for even drying. Place aluminum foil under legs of wood furniture (especially antiques). Remove small furniture items to prevent rust or stains and to expedite restoration. Remove books, shoes, paper goods, fabrics, potted plants and other items that may stain the carpet (be sure to check under the beds and in closets). Move photos, paintings, art and any high-value items to a safe, dry location. Open drawers and closet and cabinet doors to speed the drying process. Make plans for a restoration crew to move large furniture items onto dry carpet, linoleum, garage or storage area. DON’T: Don’t use your home vacuum because electrical shock may result as well as damage to the vacuum. Don’t use TV’s or other appliances on wet carpet or floors. Don’t place newspaper in the traffic areas because the ink transfers easily. Don’t walk on wet carpet more than necessary in order to keep from spreading damage. Don’t activate the HVAC system if it has been directly contacted by the water or it may spread contamination. Don’t disturb visible mold.
moisture, even high humidity (67% RH plus)
moderate temperature – 68-86°F/20-30°C
stagnant air
time – several hours to several days
Choose Champion Cleaning Systems For Water Emergencies in Georgia
Champion Cleaning Systems offers on-call crews, available 24 hours a day. We use state-of-the-art moisture detection equipment to locate and eliminate hidden moisture. Water extraction is key in helping dry a commercial or residential structure and limiting the amount of structural damage or chance of mold growth. Wet basements, walls, and attics are particularly susceptible to mold under most circumstances and it is important that preventative measures are taken immediately!
When you need a champion on your side for water damage restoration, reach out to the IICRC-certified experts from Champion Cleaning Systems in McDonough, Peachtree City, Newnan, and throughout our Greater Atlanta, GA, service area. You can also trust our crews for water removal, 24/7 emergency responses, water damage restoration from a roof leak, and help with water damage insurance claims.

Water Removal for Burst & Frozen Pipes in Palmetto & Fairburn
During the colder months, frozen pipes can cause a significant amount of water damage. Our team can help you successfully restore any damage caused by frozen pipe bursts and flooding caused by broken and frozen pipes.
Our team provides critical services and tools that are required to handle basement water damage, and other major water damage disasters related to leaking pipes, frozen pipes, appliance leaks, storm floods, sewage backup, and more!
Benefits of Choosing Champion Cleaning Systems for Water Damage Restoration

- Immediate Response 24/7/365
- Commercial/Residential Water Damage Restoration
- TES – World’s Fastest Drying System & Water Extraction
- Deodorization & Disinfection
- Truck Mounted and Portable Extraction Units
- State-of-the-Art Moisture Detection Equipment to Locate and Eliminate Hidden Moisture
- Industrial Grade Dehumidifiers & High-Speed Air Movers
- IICRC Certified in Water Damage Restoration
- Documented Drying Process
Contact Us for Emergency Water Removal & Restoration in Newnan, Peachtree City, & Stockbridge
When you have been impacted by water damage at your home or office, you want your property returned to its pre-loss condition ASAP. Our IICRC-certified crews know just how to do that for homeowners & business owners in Fayetteville, Stockbridge, or Griffin, and throughout our Greater Atlanta, GA, service area. When you need our help with water damage restoration, the proven professionals at Champion Cleaning Systems can help. We also handle water removal and provide 24/7 emergency responses. To learn more, call 678-974-1151 or click here to schedule an appointment ASAP.