Water Damage Restoration in Towne Lake, GA

Towne Lake is the master-planned community two miles west of downtown Woodstock, carved out of what locals called the Thousand-Acre Woods by the Means Brothers Company in the late 1980s. It grew into eighteen subdivisions, among them Eagle Watch, Rose Creek, Somerset, and Summerchase, around two 18-hole golf courses and Hobgood Park, the largest park in Cherokee County. The houses are 1990s and 2000s two-stories on basements and crawl spaces, and the whole community sits in the valley where Rose Creek and Noonday Creek come together before they reach Lake Allatoona.

That valley is why Towne Lake knows water. Noonday Creek's flood of September 21, 2009 came through here on its way north, and the streets nearest the creek and the golf-course low ground went under.

This site connects Towne Lake homeowners with an independent local water damage provider by phone. The provider walks the house before the scope exists.

Towne Lake water damage from the creek lots to the ridge streets

A basement in Eagle Watch that seeped along the uphill wall after a long rain is basement flooding cleanup. A crawl space near Rose Creek that held water after the creek went back down is crawl space water extraction. A line that split in an attic during the December 2022 freeze is burst pipe water damage through every ceiling under it.

The county parks agency that runs Hobgood

Cherokee Recreation and Parks operates Hobgood Park, whose ball fields sit on the creek bottom that floods first. Towne Lake is split between the City of Woodstock and unincorporated Cherokee County, so the permit desk for a rebuild depends on the street, and water service comes from the county authority.

Call (470) 574-4769 and tell us what you found. We put you through to a local water damage provider serving Towne Lake.