Revo Construction

24/7 Flood Damage Restoration in Marietta, GA by IICRC Certified Crews

Woke up to water covering your floor? Revo Restoration & Construction handles flood damage restoration in Marietta, GA, at any hour you call. Our crews pump it out, dry the structure down to the framing, then rebuild whatever the flood ruined. One licensed company covers the whole job. We work with your insurance adjuster directly. Call 678-967-3087 now.

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The Revo Difference

Why Revo Restoration & Construction Is Different from Others

IICRC-Certified Technicians

Top-notch Technical Team

20+ Years Hands-on Experience

Serving Marietta & Its Nearby Areas

Full Service Experts

Every Trade, One Team

Transparent Pricing

Free Estimates

About Revo Restoration & Construction: Flood Damage Restoration in Marietta, GA

Revo Restoration & Construction is a family-run company based on Windy Hill Road in Marietta. We handle flood damage restoration for homes and businesses across Cobb County, from the first emergency call through the finished rebuild.

Our team came out of construction first, which shapes how we work. Technicians carry IICRC certification for water damage plus mold work, while our contractor side handles permits, code, and the repairs that put a property back together.

Marietta is where we live, so we know which streets flood after a hard storm. When a storm hits, the crew you reach is the crew that shows up.

Flood Damage Restoration in Marietta, GA
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What We Handle

Flood Damage Restoration Services We Provide

Flood water spreads into walls, floors, and spaces you cannot see. That is why our flood damage restoration work in Marietta covers the whole property, not just the wet rooms. Here is what our crews handle from the first call to the last repair — or call 678-967-3087 to get a crew moving now.

Basement Flood Cleanup

Basement flood cleanup starts with pumping the water out fast. We dry the space, clean what the water left behind, then check the walls for hidden moisture.

Crawl Space Flood Cleanup and Drying

Water sits under your floor for weeks if nobody looks. We remove it, dry the crawl space, then treat the wood so mold has no place to grow.

Storm and Roof Leak Flood Damage

Storms push water in through the roof, windows, and doors. We stop the leak, pull out the soaked material, then dry the ceilings and walls it reached.

Sewage Backup & Contaminated Water Cleanup

Sewage water carries bacteria, so nobody should touch it without gear. Our certified crew removes the waste, sanitizes every surface, then disposes of anything the contamination ruined.

Mold Remediation After a Flood

Mold can start growing within a day or two of a flood. We find it, contain the area, remove the growth, then dry the space so it stays gone.

Water Extraction and Structural Drying

Standing water comes out first with truck-mounted pumps. Then we set air movers and dehumidifiers. Moisture readings get checked daily until the whole structure reads dry.

Flood Damage Reconstruction and Repairs

Drying is only half the job. As licensed general contractors, we rebuild the drywall, flooring, cabinets, and trim so your property looks the way it did before.

Commercial Flood Damage Restoration

Every closed hour costs you money. We work around your schedule, clear the water fast, then dry and rebuild in stages so parts of the building stay open.

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Our Flood Damage Restoration Process, Step by Step

After a flood, most people want to know what happens next. Our flood damage restoration process in Marietta follows the same order every time, so nothing gets skipped on your property. The steps below show you exactly what to expect.

  1. Step 1:Free Inspection and Damage Assessment

  2. Step 2:Standing Water Extraction

  3. Step 3:Debris Removal and Content Pack Out

  4. Step 4:Cleaning, Sanitizing, and Odor Removal

  5. Step 5:Structural Drying and Dehumidification

  6. Step 6:Mold Prevention Treatment

  7. Step 7:Reconstruction and Rebuild

Why Marietta Property Owners Call Revo

Choosing a flood damage restoration company while water is still on the floor is hard. You want a crew that is qualified, local, and ready to answer. Here is what Marietta property owners get with Revo.

IICRC Certified Technicians

Our technicians hold IICRC certification, the standard the restoration industry follows. That training covers water categories, drying science, and safe handling, so the work on your property meets accepted practice instead of guesswork.

Licensed General Contractors

We are licensed general contractors, not just a cleanup crew. That license lets us pull permits, meet Georgia building code, and rebuild your property properly once the drying equipment comes out.

One Team from Extraction to Rebuild

Most companies dry your property, then hand you to a contractor for repairs. We handle both, so you keep one point of contact from the first pump to the final coat of paint.

24/7 Emergency Response

Flood water does not wait for business hours, so neither do we. Call any time, day or night, and a Marietta crew is dispatched to start extraction before the damage spreads further.

Family Owned with 20+ Years of Experience

Revo is family owned, with more than 20 years of construction work behind it. You get the same people on every job, plus a name that has to answer to this community.

Free Inspections and Transparent Pricing

We inspect the damage for free, then put the full scope in writing before any work starts. No surprise line items, no vague estimates, just a clear price you can hand your adjuster.

Who we serve

Industries We Serve for Water Damage Restoration Services

Water does not care what kind of building it is in. Revo Restoration & Construction handles water damage restoration across Marietta and its nearby areas, for houses, offices, rentals, plus retail space. Same IICRC-trained crews. Same fast response. The plan just changes with the property.

Residential & Custom Homes

Commercial Offices

Multi-Family & Property Management

Retail Spaces

Restaurants & Hospitality

Healthcare Facilities

Industrial & Warehouse Facilities

Educational Institutions

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Areas We Serve Near Marietta, GA

Fair Oaks, GA
Smyrna, GA
Kennesaw, GA
Vinings, GA
Mableton, GA
Powder Springs, GA
Sandy Springs, GA
Woodstock, GA
Acworth, GA
Austell, GA
Roswell, GA
Dunwoody, GA
Lithia Springs, GA
Hiram, GA
North Atlanta, GA
Chamblee, GA
Holly Springs, GA
Doraville, GA
North Druid Hills, GA
Dallas, GA
Emerson, GA

Nearby Cities and Towns We Serve Around Marietta

Frequently Asked Question

Within 24 hours if you can manage it. Water keeps soaking into drywall, subfloor, and framing the whole time it sits. Mold gets a foothold fast in Georgia humidity, often inside the first two days. The sooner extraction starts, the less material has to come out later.

Usually not. Most standard homeowners policies exclude rising water from storms, creeks, or street flooding, which is why separate flood coverage exists through the NFIP or a private carrier. Water from a burst pipe is a different story, since that often falls under your regular policy. Check your declarations page, then call your agent.

Drying usually takes three to five days, depending on how much water got in and what it soaked into. Repairs run longer. A small basement rebuild can wrap up in a week or two, while a full floor with cabinets, flooring, and drywall can take a month or more.

Often yes, if the flooding stayed in one area and the water was clean. You would be living around drying equipment that runs day and night. If sewage was involved, or if the kitchen, power, or only bathroom is out, most families move out until the space is safe.

It depends on four things: how much water came in, how far it spread, whether the water was contaminated, and how much rebuilding the property needs. A contained basement extraction sits at the low end. A full floor with sewage, demolition, plus reconstruction runs much higher. We inspect for free, then put the scope in writing before work starts.

Stay out of the water until the power to that area is shut off. Standing water hides live outlets, sharp debris, and contamination you cannot see. Once it is safe, photograph everything for your claim, move what you can to a dry floor, then call a restoration crew.

Yes. NFIP policies typically take effect 30 days after purchase, so buying coverage once a storm is in the forecast does not help. There are limited exceptions, such as a policy tied to a new mortgage closing. Private flood carriers set their own terms, so ask before you assume.