Fulton and Cherokee Counties Restoration Services

Fire and water are two things you never want to see out of control in your home, yet property disasters happen all the time. If your house or business has been devastated by fire or flooding, then ServiceMaster Gordon can help you put the pieces back together again. Our Fulton and Cherokee Counties restoration service experts take pride in each project we tackle because we know we are not just helping a customer but also a community member we probably already know as a friend.

As our name says, we are experts with damage caused by:

• Fire
• Smoke
• Plumbing leaks
• Natural flooding
• Sewage
• Mold

All of our team members are locals who know the Fulton and Cherokee Counties community well. Our company is backed by a nationally recognized brand, though. This combination gives you incredibly friendly and affordable services that are also professional and efficient!

About Gordon County, GA

Conveniently located along the stretch of I-75 between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Gordon County sits in the northwestern corner of Georgia. As of the 2020 United States Census, there were 57,544 residents in the region. The County was officially designated in February or 1850 by the Georgia General Assembly, presiding over lands originally occupied by New Echota, the last seat of the Cherokee Nation. American occupation in the territory began 20 years prior, in 1830, when the land that now comprises Gordon County was divided into sections, districts, and lots and redistributed to American colonialists in a land lottery.

Today, Gordon County is a bustling region that offers many activities. Local and visitors can paddle in the surrounding rivers and lakes, tour farms, and hike scenic nature trails. The area is also home to The ROCK Garden, an eccentric artistic mecca offering 50+ hand-built miniature stone structures (including Cinderella’s castle, Notre Dame, etc.). Gordon County is a lovely destination for fine dining, entertainment, shopping, and lodging accommodations year-round. The area becomes especially festive during the summertime Northwest Georgia regional fair.