If you have this coverage, insurance will pay for removal, cleanup, drying, and repair after a sewage backup. But simply having the rider on your policy isn’t the final deciding factor.

Burst pipes are often covered by homeowners insurance in Georgia, but coverage depends on quick action, proper documentation, and how the damage is handled from the start.

Some people try tackling water mitigation on their own with simple fans, and others choose to employ professionals. However, both DIYers and poorly trained professionals can end up using air movers wrong for drying.

How are you supposed to know that you have a leak somewhere? Well, there are a lot of different signs to watch out for: a soft board underfoot; a new stain on your ceiling; a faint mustiness in the air; etc.

We want to take the time to share this homeowner’s story so that you can have a better idea of what to expect during professional water mitigation. Here’s some of what they had to say, in their own words.

When a damage mitigation communicates clearly, the process runs smoothly. When they don’t communicate well, even simple projects become stressful headaches.

When water enters a home, most people call it flooding. But in the world of insurance, “water damage” and “flood damage” mean very different things.

The mitigation process can feel invasive if handled poorly. The good news is that when you choose the right company, the experience is far better than most expect.

For many homeowners, navigating coverage feels more overwhelming than the damage itself. Here are the top insurance questions Georgians typically ask, with clear answers from our experienced team.

Provision is consistently praised for our thorough mitigation just as much as the way our team communicates, comforts, and respects families in their hardest days. Here’s why these things matter just as much as technical skill.

Here’s what often happens after a tree fall, what’s typically covered by insurance, and how our free inspection and consultation helps you confidently move forward.

It almost sounds like the name of a Star Wars character, but it’s actually a very basic concept. Simply put, a packout is when a trained team packs your household items and moves them to a safe place.

Instead of sharing a real-world example of the Provision process from our perspective, we want to walk you through the homeowner’s point of view. This is a recent, unprompted review of our services by Marcy—a recent, kind customer of ours.

These are some of the concerns homeowners have about damage mitigation and the specific ways that Provision leads the industry with a trustworthy standard.

Not all water damage is the same—and not all water is safe. Whether it’s a clean leak or a contaminated sewage backup, knowing the category of damage is the first step to protecting your home and health.

What exactly is a free damage inspection and consultation? Why does Provision offer it? Is there really no catch? And most importantly, how does it benefit you as a homeowner facing a stressful property damage situation?

It can be difficult for homeowners to know whether or not they’re being treated rightly by the mitigation company that they’ve hired. Here’s our process, step by step, so you can compare it to other companies and ensure that you’re in the best hands.

For a lot of homeowners, the number one concern when water damage strikes is whether they’ll have to leave their home or not. We want to give you some answers to that question that could guide you in making the right restoration decisions.

A standard policy won’t cover every type of water damage, but there’s a good amount of it that does qualify. It depends on the nature of the damage and how it came about in the first place—causation, in other words.

Waking up at 3am to water pouring through your kitchen light fixture sounds like some surreal nightmare. You may even have to pinch yourself a few times before the reality sets in that this is actually happening. Sadly, this is a true story from one of our most recent customers.