Residential Water Damage? We Can Help!

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Water damage is a pervasive issue for homeowners in Atlanta due to a combination of weather, aging infrastructure, and sometimes inadequate construction practices. At Sterling Park Properties, our role is to address these issues effectively, providing solutions that repair damage and prevent future problems.

Let’s first understand why homes in Atlanta are affected so frequently by water damage. It starts with the climate factor. Atlantans experience a humid subtropical climate, with hot summers and wet winters. This combination creates the perfect conditions for moisture and condensation to creep inside homes via crawlspaces and basements, contributing to mold growth and structural damage over time.

Adding to the problem is the fact homes in Atlanta tend to be older and may not have been constructed with the latest water-resistant materials and techniques. As homes age, their roofs, foundations, and plumbing systems deteriorate, and aging pipes corrode, leak, or even burst!

CEO of Sterling Park Properties, Emmanuel A. Baptiste says all is not lost, there are solutions. “Some alarm companies, like Vivint - https://www.vivint.com/get?exid=207763&refCode=73mi22ea&v=300 (also you can save $300.00 using this code 😎) - have water sensors that can be installed in water damage potential areas - under sinks, laundry room, and kids’ bathrooms. Homeowners receive alerts before the damage becomes significant”.

Emmanuel states that “as a general contractor constructing new homes, we have learned that it is a good idea for us to add sensors to protect the homeowners HVAC pan, sump pump, and boiler. And before we complete the build, we prefer to place the water sensor alarms underneath pertinent pipes, next to the toilet, or underneath the sink to catch any clogs or water leaks from burst pipes and definitely in kids bathrooms with tubs present.”

Water alert sensors are relatively inexpensive, detection devices that shut off the water supply in the event of a leak, bringing peace of mind to homeowners, especially if you are away from home for extended periods.

If you’re a homeowner in Atlanta facing water damage, don’t hesitate to reach out to Sterling Park Properties. Our experienced general contracting team is equipped with the expertise and tools to address and mitigate water damage, ensuring your home remains safe and dry.