Home and Commercial Restoration

Water Damage Restoration in Hendersonville, TN

Water heater, burst line or storm water in the crawlspace? We answer day or night and send our own crew, family-owned and based in Rutherford County.

Call 615-359-9406

Water Damage Cleanup for Hendersonville Homes and Businesses

Family-owned, out of Rockvale

We’re a family-owned restoration company in Rockvale, south of Murfreesboro, and we make the drive to Hendersonville for water jobs of every size, from lake houses off Saundersville Road to newer homes in Mansker Farms. Most of what we see is a supply line, a water heater or storm runoff, plus the occasional sewer backup.

We start every job by measuring. Moisture meters and a thermal camera show where the water went behind walls and under floors. Then we extract, set up drying equipment and come back daily until the readings are normal. Your adjuster gets photos and a moisture log from each visit.

Call 615-359-9406 any time.

Why Hendersonville Calls Us

Honest arrival times We're coming from Rockvale, so we'll tell you on the phone exactly how long it'll take.
Our own team answers Day or night, no answering service.
Jeremy usually inspects The owner explains the readings before anything gets torn out.
Insurance handled Photos, daily moisture logs and an itemized estimate. We bill most carriers directly.

What We Handle in Hendersonville

Water Damage Restoration Supply lines, water heaters and appliance leaks, dried until the readings are normal.
Mold Remediation Contained removal and a fix for the moisture behind it.
Sewage Cleanup Toilet, drain and main line backups, cleaned and disinfected.
Storm & Flood Damage Restoration Runoff into crawlspaces and basements, and roof leaks after a storm.
Commercial Property Restoration Offices, shops and restaurants, scheduled around your hours.
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Cleaning and deodorizing after a leak.
Repairs & Rebuild (through Ascent Contracting) Drywall, flooring and paint once it's dry.

Water you can’t see does the most damage. We find it with meters and a thermal camera before anything gets opened up.

Drakes Creek, Storms and Hendersonville Homes

Old Hickory Lake is held by a dam, so the lake itself rarely floods homes. The creeks and storm runoff are what get people.

May 2024. Overnight storms sent Drakes Creek and other Sumner County creeks over their banks fast. Emergency crews made more than thirty water rescues, and dozens of buildings reported water damage. (NewsChannel 5)
June 2019. Sunday evening storms caused flash flooding, especially around Hendersonville and Madison. (NewsChannel 5)
Lake houses. Lower levels and crawlspaces near the water tend to hold moisture, so we check them with a meter even when the leak started upstairs.
Inside the house. Most of our calls still start with plumbing: supply lines, water heaters and washing machine hoses, in old lake houses and new subdivisions alike.
Flood zone lookup: FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

How It Works

Call. We’ll help you stop the water and give you an honest arrival time.
Measure. Meters and a thermal camera map the wet areas; you see the plan and estimate first.
Dry. Extraction, removal of what can’t be saved, drying equipment, daily readings.
Rebuild. Our sister company, Ascent Contracting, handles drywall, flooring and paint.

Google Reviews

What Our Customers Say

★★★★★ 5.0 from 317 Google reviews

“Jeremy and his team were incredibly communicative, providing us with real time updates, and made sure that our issue was completely resolved. We could not have asked for a better team to assist us through our flooding issue. I would highly recommend them to anyone and everyone!”

“They were lifesavers!! I came home after work to my kitchen completely flooded and they were able to come out ASAP! They were extremely helpful and kind to me. I highly recommend their services!!!”

“24 hour flood fighters were absolutely amazing! they were here very quickly and helped fix up my kitchen after a flood! they had incredible customer service and kept me in the loop through the whole process.”

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Water Coming In Right Now?

We answer 24/7. Tell us where you are and we’ll give you a real arrival time.

Hendersonville Water Damage Questions

How long will it take you to get to Hendersonville?

We're coming from Rockvale, on the other side of Nashville, so plan on 90 minutes at most, and often less depending on traffic. We'll give you a real arrival time on the phone.

Do you work on lake houses?

Yes. Lake houses often have lower levels and crawlspaces that hold moisture, so we check those areas with a meter even when the leak was upstairs.

Will insurance cover storm water?

Water from inside the house, like a burst line, is usually covered. Water that came in from outside usually needs a separate flood policy. We document everything either way.

Do you bill insurance directly?

In most cases, yes. Your adjuster gets photos, daily moisture readings and an itemized estimate. You're responsible for your deductible.

Do you do commercial work?

Yes: offices, retail and restaurants. We start drying right away and schedule the rest around your hours where we can.

What should I do first?

Shut off the water if it's a plumbing leak, stay away from wet outlets, get things up off the floor, and take photos before you start cleaning up.

Where We Work in Hendersonville

Neighborhoods: Mansker Farms, Saundersville Station, the Indian Lake area, Drakes Creek, Bluegrass and the lakefront off Saundersville Road

ZIP code: 37075

Nearby: Nashville, Mt. Juliet, Gallatin and Goodlettsville

Water or sewer emergency: if Hendersonville Utility District is your provider, call (615) 824-3717. Otherwise, call the utility listed on your water bill.

Flood zone lookup: FEMA Flood Map Service Center

Not Sure How Bad It Is?

Call 615-359-9406 and tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll tell you honestly whether it needs us tonight or can wait until morning.