Marietta’s historic homes around the Square and the treelined streets of the Northwest Historic District have stood for over a century. But behind those Victorian facades and Greek Revival porches, aging infrastructure is quietly reaching its limits. Galvanized steel supply lines corrode shut from the inside. Cast iron drain stacks scale and narrow until water backs up. Pinhole leaks form in copper pipes that have served for forty or fifty years. When one of these systems finally fails, the damage spreads fast behind walls, under original hardwood floors, into crawl spaces that have been absorbing ground moisture for generations. We work in Marietta often enough to know what we’re walking into. A pinhole leak in a home near Kennesaw Avenue behaves differently than a slab leak in an East Cobb ranch. The repair has to match the house, not just the pipe. We track moisture through the structure, dry it completely, and document everything your insurance company needs.