For smaller water losses — appliance leaks, overflows, a wet basement — we deliver the same drying equipment the pros use, straight to your door. You run it, we pick it up. Metro Atlanta.
Some water losses genuinely need a professional. We'll tell you when yours is one of them →
1 National average across all severities and property types, Angi / HomeAdvisor, 2026. Restoration costs vary widely by size, water category and region — a small clean-water loss typically costs far less than the average.
Tell us what went wrong and we'll show you what it takes to dry it — and whether this is a job you should be doing yourself at all.
Pick the bundle that matches your situation — a contained leak, a multi-room flood, a whole floor, or a wet crawl space.
Equipment arrives sanitized, tested, and ready. Includes setup guide and QR-code access to our step-by-step video tutorials.
Work at your pace. Extend your rental anytime. When done, schedule a free pickup — no cleaning required.
Each bundle includes all the equipment you need, plus free access to our restoration guides.
Ideal for minor leaks, appliance floods, or bathroom water damage under 200 sq ft.
For significant flooding up to 800 sq ft. Complete drying system used by pros.
Built for crawl spaces — low-profile equipment, long drain hoses and vapor barrier.
Published national averages put professional water damage restoration at $3.50 per square foot for clean water, $5.25 for gray water and $7.50 for black water. Here's roughly where your situation lands, and what the equipment alone would run.
Estimates only, based on published national per-square-foot averages (Angi / HomeAdvisor, 2026). A real quote depends on your region, how far the water travelled, what materials are wet and what has to be removed. The rental price covers equipment, delivery and pickup — not your time, water extraction, or repairs to damaged materials.
Clean: supply line, rain, appliance supply hose, water heater.
⚠️ Black water — sewage, septic, or storm floodwater — is a biohazard. This isn't a DIY job. Please call a licensed restoration professional.
The same LGR dehumidifiers, air movers and moisture meters restoration contractors use — not consumer-grade hardware store rentals.
Free delivery and pickup within our service area. No renting a truck, no loading heavy equipment yourself.
Step-by-step video guides, equipment tutorials, and live phone/text support with every rental. You won't be left guessing.
Rent by the day or week. Extend anytime with no penalty. Drying takes the time it takes — we work with your timeline.
All equipment is thoroughly cleaned, disinfected, and inspected between rentals. No cross-contamination risk.
Every rental comes with an itemized receipt and a drying log recording moisture readings, equipment placement and dates. Keep it for your records, and give it to your insurer if you file a claim. We rent equipment — we don't advise on claims or interpret policies.
We'd rather lose the rental than have you take on something you shouldn't. If any of these describe your situation, call a licensed restoration professional instead — and if you're not sure, call us and we'll tell you honestly.
Toilet backups from the sewer side, septic overflow, or river/storm floodwater. This is Category 3 water and it's a biohazard — it needs containment, extraction and PPE protocols that aren't a DIY project.
Standing water touching outlets, a panel, or a furnace. Shut off power at the breaker if it's safe to reach and call an electrician before anyone enters the space.
Sagging ceilings or floors, bowing walls, or a soaked subfloor that flexes underfoot. Drying doesn't fix a compromised structure and it can hide the problem.
Once material has been saturated for a week or more, you're likely past drying and into removal and mold work. Equipment alone won't get you there.
Larger growth needs containment done properly. Doing it wrong spreads spores through the rest of the house — a much more expensive problem than the one you started with.
Disturbing old flooring, insulation or plaster can release asbestos or lead. Get it tested before you cut, tear or sand anything.
Not sure which side of the line you're on? Call or text 770-765-6036 and describe it. We'll give you a straight answer, including "that one's not for us."
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