Emergency Restoration Services in Snellville, GA

Snellville ZIP Codes We Serve

Snellville’s two ZIPs cover far more than the city’s ten square miles — from Centerville to Grayson and from the Lilburn line to the Walton County side. If the address says Snellville, we serve it.

• 30078North Snellville — Towne Center, Briscoe Park, Scenic Highway north, the Brookwood and Five Forks subdivisions and the Grayson line
• 30039South Snellville — Centerville, Lenora Park, Shiloh, Oak Road and the neighborhoods toward Lithonia and Loganville
• 30017 · 30047Snellville homes on the Grayson and Lilburn edges carry these ZIPs — we serve them the same way

Snellville Neighborhoods We Restore

Snellville was a country crossroads until the 1970s, when south Gwinnett’s subdivisions arrived all at once — and it’s been building a real downtown around the US-78 and GA-124 intersection ever since.

• Towne Center — City Hall, the Towne Green, the library and the shops and restaurants at the US-78 / GA-124 crossroads
• Briscoe Park & Lenora Church Road — the 100-acre park and the subdivisions north and south of it
• Scenic Highway north — the GA-124 corridor toward Lawrenceville — shopping centers, offices and the subdivisions behind them
• Brookwood & Five Forks — the swim-and-tennis neighborhoods on the Lilburn side
• Centerville — south Snellville along Centerville Highway toward Lithonia
• Lenora Park & the south side — the 112-acre park and the subdivisions toward Loganville
• Shiloh — the Shiloh Road neighborhoods on the west side
• Eastside Medical Center — the hospital district and the medical offices along US-78
• The Grayson line — east Snellville along US-78 and Grayson Parkway
• Snellville addresses in unincorporated Gwinnett — outside city limits, inside our service area — which is most of them

What Puts Snellville Properties at Risk

Forty-year-old subdivisions on basements and crawl spaces, a river on one side and a creek on the other, and the busiest highway crossroads in south Gwinnett.

1. 1970s–90s subdivisions and their plumbing

   Nearly all of Snellville went up in a single 25-year burst. The 1970s homes have cast-iron drains and galvanized lines; the 1980s and ’90s ones have polybutylene supply pipe; all of them have water heaters past their lives. Failures happen behind walls and above ceilings. See water damage repair.

2. Finished basements and crawl spaces

   South Gwinnett is basement and crawl-space country. Failed sump pumps, grading that sends storm water to the foundation, water heaters downstairs and roots in the drain lines all land in the lower level — and a wet crawl space under a canopy stays wet. See basement flooding cleanup and mold remediation.

3. The Yellow River and Big Haynes Creek

   The Yellow River runs down Snellville’s west side and Big Haynes Creek down the east; the low lots along them flood after heavy rain. See water removal.

4. Storms, pines and the US-78 corridor

   Snellville’s pines are at full height and come down in spring storms and ice. Add the restaurants, shopping centers, hotels and the hospital along US-78 and Scenic Highway, and fire and commercial water losses round out the year. See storm damage, fire & smoke damage and commercial restoration.

A Few Things About Snellville

• Two boys from London

  Thomas Snell and James Sawyer were 17-year-old friends from London who emigrated in 1884 and opened a store at a crossroads then called New London. Sawyer opened the post office in 1885; the town took Snell’s name.

• Everybody’s somebody

  Snellville was chartered in 1923. Its motto — “Where Everybody’s Proud to be Somebody” — is on the water tower and the city seal.

• The crossroads

  US-78 runs 25 miles west to downtown Atlanta and 19 east to Monroe; GA-124 runs 7 miles north to Lawrenceville and 13 south to Lithonia. Snellville sits where they cross.

• Parks

  Briscoe Park is 100 acres on Lenora Church Road; Lenora Park adds 112 more with a disc golf course. The South Gwinnett Athletic Association runs six ball fields and 40,000 square feet of indoor rink space.

• Snellville Days

  The two-day Snellville Days festival each spring draws crowds from across the Southeast. City Hall at Oak Road and Main Street East was dedicated on March 12, 2006.

• Four high schools

  Brookwood, South Gwinnett, Shiloh and Grayson all serve Snellville addresses, and Piedmont Eastside Medical Center is the hospital for south Gwinnett. The city is 40% Black and 39% White, with a median age of 40.

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