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- Scope: confirm the rooms and trades listed under Interior Services (drywall, ceilings, paint, trim, flooring, bathroom updates, kitchen updates, basements). Remove anything we don't take on.
- Plumbing and electrical: confirm these are done by licensed trade partners, as the page says.
- Mold: confirm we bring in a remediation specialist when mold is found, as the page says. We don't claim to remediate mold ourselves.
- Insurance wording has been kept to what Georgia law allows a roofing contractor to say (we document damage and meet your adjuster; we don't negotiate your claim). Have it checked against our contracts.
- Our workmanship warranty on interior work.
- Real before/after photos of interior repair and remodel projects.
From the Roof to the Room
Most interior damage we see starts outside: a roof leak, a failed window seal or a storm. Usually a roofer fixes the leak and you’re left to find someone else for the stained ceiling, wet insulation and warped floor. Horizon Restoration does both. We stop the water, then restore the room, with one local crew and one plan.
We also take on interior updates for homeowners in Monroe, Loganville, Social Circle and across Walton County who simply want a fresh bathroom, new floors or a room that finally feels finished.
Interior Services
- Leak and water damage repair: ceilings, drywall, insulation, trim and paint after a roof, window or storm leak.
- Drywall and ceilings: patching, replacement, texture matching and finishing.
- Paint and trim: interior painting, baseboards, crown molding and door casings.
- Flooring: replacing water-damaged floors, or new LVP, tile, laminate and carpet.
- Bathroom updates: tub-to-shower conversions, tile, vanities, fixtures and lighting.
- Kitchen updates: countertops, backsplashes, flooring and fixtures.
- Basements and bonus rooms: finishing or refreshing rooms built for Georgia humidity.
Plumbing and electrical work is done by licensed trade partners under our project management, so you still have one point of contact.
After a Leak: What We Do
- Stop the water. We find the source, whether it’s the roof, a window, flashing or a gutter, and make a repair or temporary fix right away. For urgent leaks, see emergency roof repairs.
- Find the wet areas. We open what needs opening and check how far the water traveled into ceilings, walls and floors.
- Dry it out. Wet drywall and insulation can start growing mold in 24 to 48 hours. We remove what can’t be saved and dry what can. If mold is present, a remediation specialist handles it before we rebuild.
- Rebuild and finish. New drywall, insulation, texture, paint, trim and flooring, matched to the rest of the room.
Insurance: What We Can Help With
If a storm caused the damage, your homeowners policy may cover the roof and the interior repairs. We’ll:
- Inspect and photograph the damage inside and out.
- Write a detailed, line-by-line repair estimate.
- Meet your adjuster at the house to walk through the damage.
Your claim and any settlement are between you and your insurance company. We don’t negotiate claims on your behalf, and you’re always responsible for your deductible. See insurance claims and storm damage for more on the process.
How It Works
- Free estimate: we visit, look at the damage or the room you want to update and talk through options.
- Clear written plan: a line-by-line estimate with timing, and financing if you need it.
- Clean, careful work: floors and furniture protected, dust kept down and the house cleaned up at the end of every day.
- Final walkthrough: we walk the finished room with you and make sure it’s right.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you fix my roof leak and the ceiling damage inside?
Yes. That’s the reason we do interior work. We find and repair the leak first, make sure the area is dry, then replace the damaged drywall, insulation, trim, paint and flooring. You deal with one company and one schedule instead of a roofer, a drywall crew and a painter.
Will homeowners insurance pay for interior damage from a roof leak?
It depends on your policy and the cause. Sudden damage, like a storm tearing off shingles, is often covered, including the interior repairs. Slow leaks and wear over time usually aren’t. We inspect, photograph and document the damage, write a detailed repair estimate and can meet your adjuster at the house. Decisions about your claim stay between you and your insurance company.
How fast can mold start after a leak?
Mold can begin to grow on wet drywall, insulation and wood within 24 to 48 hours, according to the EPA. That’s why it pays to stop the leak and dry things out quickly. If we find mold, we bring in a remediation specialist before we rebuild.
How long does an interior remodel take?
A ceiling and drywall repair after a leak is often a few days, plus drying time. A bathroom update typically takes one to three weeks, and kitchen updates take longer depending on cabinets and countertops. Your written estimate includes a timeline, and we’ll tell you if anything changes.
Do I need a permit for interior remodeling?
Cosmetic work like paint, flooring and drywall patches usually doesn’t. Moving walls, changing plumbing or electrical, or adding a bathroom usually does. We check the requirements for your address and pull any permits the job needs.
Can you update my bathroom or kitchen even if there’s no damage?
Yes. Many homeowners call us for a refresh: a tub-to-shower conversion, new tile and vanity, new flooring or updated kitchen surfaces. We give you a clear written plan and price, and you can do it all at once or in phases.
Get a Free Interior Estimate in Monroe
Whether it’s a water stain on the ceiling or a bathroom you’ve been meaning to redo, call (770) 207-0759 or request a free estimate. We’ll come out, take a look and give you one clear plan.