1. Observe and protect
Start by documenting what's happening in the Roswell home, limiting further damage where it's safe, and pulling together any relevant history.
2. Evaluate the house and site
A damp Roswell basement can start from grading, gutter overflow, a cracked wall, slab humidity, or backpressure against the footing -- the symptoms overlap even when the underlying fix doesn't.
3. Define a written scope
A Roswell scope should nail down preparation, protection, materials, access, permits, testing, cleanup, finish restoration, exclusions, and change-order handling.
4. Compare providers
Check credentials and weigh the reasoning behind each Roswell proposal, not just the bottom-line number.
5. Inspect closeout
Closing out a Roswell project means confirming testing, cleanup, documentation, warranties, and whatever maintenance is left to you.