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Traffic tickets involving vehicle accidents and personal injuries are prosecuted more aggressively than any other sort of citations. Prosecutors , in their view, are “protecting the public”. Such tickets account for the vast majority of actual, contested trials–with the loser often being placed on probation, or even in custody and made responsible for the payment of large amounts of restitution to the victim. If you find yourself a defendant in an auto accident case, you need a “soldier” by your side who will fight to defend you with every legal means available under the law. Do not hesitate to contact James E. Kee & Associates. We will aggressively defend your case and provide you with the protection you need.

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I could not tell any difference in my heating and cooling bills after they put the insulation up in my attic. There was no improvement in my heating or my cooling.

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Ernie explained the whole process in great detail and brought a sample, showing what the gutter looks like and how it is made. I was surprised it was of heavy duty aluminum, not the galvanized steel sold by the box warehouses. Nick worked around my schedule for the install date. James and crew di... more

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Georgia Water and Fire made an otherwise difficult time much easier and smoother than I expected.

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Surpassed my expectations. The owner and his crew were all very professional. They never left me feeling like the job wasn't going to be done properly. They are my go to company for any renovation needs.


How can I build a deck?
Mar 16, 2016
Consult a professional. Whether it's 12" or 12' off the ground there are too many safety and code issues for the average homeowner to tackle. Better to do it right than to regret it later.
I am considering placing a pool in my back yard. What should I know before i begin this process?
Aug 14, 2014
You should decide if you want above ground or in-ground.  If you decide to go with in-ground, you should do some research on vinyl liner compared with concrete.  :-)  Good Luck!

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James E. Kee & Associates

1100 Peachtree St N.E, Suite 250,
Atlanta, GA
http://www.atlantatrafficandcriminallaw.com/ (404) 870-6719