A hard freeze can split a pipe in an attic, crawlspace or exterior wall. Here is what to do first and how the rebuild comes together.
Georgia winters are mild most of the time, which is exactly why a hard freeze catches people off guard. Pipes in attics, crawlspaces, garages and exterior walls are the most exposed. When the water inside them freezes, it expands, and a pipe can split. The leak often starts when it thaws.
If you are in McDonough and a burst pipe has already put water through part of your home, here is what to do and how the rebuild comes together.
A burst supply line puts out a lot of water quickly. In a typical McDonough home that can mean wet drywall and insulation, saturated carpet and pad, swollen laminate or LVP, water-soaked base cabinets, and stained ceilings on the floor below. Drywall and insulation in an exterior wall are often removed during drying.
Once the drying company signs off, Peridot Assist takes over the rebuild. We walk the home, measure each room and write a detailed scope. On insurance jobs, the scope is built to the carrier's approved estimate. After approval, a project manager is assigned and the work is scheduled.
Typical burst pipe reconstruction includes:
Peridot Assist rebuilds homes in McDonough, Hampton, Locust Grove, Stockbridge and across Henry County. If a burst pipe has left your home dried out and waiting to be put back together, call the Peridot Assist office at (770) 284-5353 or email build@peridotassist.com.
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Peridot Assist Construction & Design
Licensed Georgia General Contractor, GCCO008663
(770) 284-5353