When your home has been damaged by a storm, flooding, or fire, you want to get back to normal as soon as possible – and we can help.
We’ve proudly served the people of Middle Tennessee for over 15 years, assisting them in restoring full functionality to their houses and businesses. No matter when disaster strikes, you can give us a call at 615-240-5373 for a fast and friendly response.
We Work Directly with Most Insurance Companies
When you need reconstruction, you’re looking for a company that is honest, reliable, and experienced, who will treat your house with respect and assist you every step of the way. At Nashville Water Damage Restoration, we pride ourselves on giving you the best experience imaginable in such a difficult situation.
Fire and water incidents can leave major damage throughout your home, destroying building materials and leaving dangerous residues from soot or mold. That’s why it’s essential to work with contractors who can remove all particulates, fully sanitize all surfaces, and repair the damage left behind.
Whether you’re a homeowner or business owner, you want to get back into your property as soon as possible, which is why we use proven processes and techniques to complete the construction process quickly and safely. You can call us 24/7 for immediate help with your most pressing reconstruction needs.
We have over 15 years of experience in reconstruction and are IICRC certified. Locally owned and operated, we’ll work directly with your insurance for maximum peace of mind.
Here’s some reasons why our customers love us:
Don’t hesitate to get in touch for a free estimate should you have experienced any fire or water damage. Our friendly, experienced professionals are ready and waiting.
Tennessee is our home: we live, work, and play in the Music City just like you. As a locally owned company, we’re passionate about helping our fellow Tennesseans enjoy their properties again after serious water or fire damage. Our team of IICRC-certified technicians sees every project as an opportunity to help the cities we love stay beautiful and safe for years to come.
Our reputation is everything to us because we’re a member of your community too: this is why we perform quality work on each and every job. We’ll handle the insurance claims process for you and keep you informed on the progress of your home’s repair every step of the way.
Let us take care of your house or business after major damage, and you’ll understand why so many of your neighbors and community members have trusted us with their greatest investments for over 15 years.
A general contractor usually works on new construction, remodeling, and general home repair jobs rather than restoration. They are responsible for orchestrating the whole project, consulting with architects and other professionals to ensure that everything comes together as it should. They may assist with carpentry, flooring, and painting, as well as reach out to their network for plumbing and electrical services during the remodel.
In contrast, reconstruction contractors help restore the functionality of a home or business after fire or water damage. Like Nashville Water Damage Restoration, they may also be able to fulfill the role of a local general contractor in addition to performing restoration on the home’s structure and belongings.
It’s important that you review multiple bids before signing any contract for a restoration project because you need to be sure that the company has the necessary qualifications and experience to get the job done right.
Here are some questions you should ask each of the contractors you contact:
While it’s vital that you act fast in the case of water or fire damage, don’t let this stop you from doing your due diligence and investigating any company that will be involved in the construction process.
Reconstruction contractors can assist with everything that a general contractor can do, but they have the skills and experience necessary to remediate severe damage like smoke and soot damage, mold growth, and flooding. This means they can rid belongings of smoke particles, eradicate mold, and conduct structural drying in addition to replacing damaged construction materials and coordinating with other contractors to fix plumbing and electrical wiring.
Both typically involve fixing water damage, as firefighters use large amounts of water to put the fire out, but fire damage also involves content cleaning and removing dangerous soot particles from surfaces. After this work is completed, each project involves sanitizing and repairing damage to the structure.
