Macon Restoration Blog
Expert insights on Ocmulgee River flooding, historic disasters, ice storm preparation, and restoration best practices for Macon homeowners.
The Flood of '94: What Macon Remembers
July 1994 Tropical Storm Alberto brought 27 inches of rain to Georgia, flooding the Ocmulgee River to record levels. Downtown Macon flooded. Thousands evacuated. Damage exceeded $250 million. Then Hurricane Helene struck in September 2024. This is what Macon homeowners must remember.
The Ocmulgee River in 2024 and Beyond: Modern Macon Homeowner's Flood Guide
Flood stage at Macon is 20 feet. The Ocmulgee crested at 35.4 feet during Alberto in 1994. Hurricane Helene brought the river to 26.8 feet in September 2024. Only 0.8% of Georgia households hold NFIP flood insurance. This comprehensive guide covers everything Macon homeowners must know about Ocmulgee flooding.
Ice Storms in Macon, GA: Preparation and Recovery Guide for Homeowners
January 2014 ice storm left 250,000 Georgians without power. December 1973 ice storm paralyzed Middle Georgia. Winter 2023 brought another round of ice accumulation and power outages. Macon faces ice storm risk every winter. This guide covers preparation, damage prevention, and recovery.
Hidden Water Damage Signs Macon Homeowners Miss
Middle Georgia humidity means water damage builds silently in Macon homes — often without the dramatic flooding that homeowners expect. Here are the 5 warning signs most Bibb County homeowners miss — and what to do the moment you spot one.
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