Paul Davis Restoration of Greater Savannah

Paul Davis Restoration of Greater Savannah provides full-service cleanup and restoration for residential and commercial properties affected by water, fire, smoke, flood, storm, wind, and mold damage. The company also handles biohazard cleanup and restoration of documents, photos, electronics, and other contents. Founded in 1966, Paul Davis operates with an emergency response capability for disasters of all sizes.

Services span water damage, fire damage, smoke damage, flood damage, storm and wind damage, and mold damage, along with specialized restoration for documents, photos, electronics, and contents. The business serves both residential and commercial customers, and maintains a First Priority Program for property managers. An Agent Independent Adjuster is associated with the business.

Georgia requires general contractors and residential contractors to hold an active license issued by the State Licensing Board for Residential and Commercial General Contractors. License types include Residential Basic, Residential Light Commercial, and Commercial General Contractor, each with distinct requirements. Before hiring, verify that your contractor's license is current and in good standing.

To check a contractor's license status, use the Georgia Secretary of State's online verification portal (GOALS) at https://verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/. You can search by the contractor's name or license number. This database covers residential and general contractors, along with other licensed trades. Verify the license type matches the scope of your project—residential licenses have limits on commercial work.

Before signing a contract, confirm the contractor holds the correct license tier for your project and ask whether they will handle the work themselves or use subcontractors. Georgia's licensing system requires all contractors to renew their licenses by June 30 each year, with a late renewal window through August 15. File any complaints about licensed contractors with the Licensing Division of the State Licensing Board.