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Water Damage Restoration in Murfreesboro, TN

Burst pipe, flooded basement or sewage backup? Call us any time, day or night. Our crew is based in Rockvale, about 20 minutes from most of Murfreesboro.

Call 615-359-9406

Local Water Damage Help for Murfreesboro Homes and Businesses

Family-owned in Rutherford County

We’re a family-owned restoration company based in Rockvale, on the southwest side of Rutherford County. A lot of our calls come from Murfreesboro, so we know the area: the newer subdivisions out toward Blackman, the older houses around the downtown square, and the streets that sit low near the Stones River and Lytle Creek.

When you call, we come out and find out where the water went using moisture meters and a thermal camera. We pull out the standing water, set up drying equipment and check the readings every day until the structure is dry. We document all of it for your insurance company as we go.

Call 615-359-9406 any time.

Why Murfreesboro Calls Us

We're Close

Our shop is in Rockvale. Most Murfreesboro addresses are about a 20-minute drive.

We Answer Around the Clock

Nights, weekends and holidays. You talk to our team, not an answering service.

IICRC-Certified

Our technicians follow IICRC standards for water damage and mold, the same standards insurance adjusters use.

We Deal With Your Insurance

We send photos, moisture logs and an itemized estimate to your adjuster, and we can bill the insurance company directly.

24/7 EMERGENCY

Water Damage Restoration

FAST INSPECTION

Mold Remediation

FAST INSPECTION

Sewage Cleanup

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What We Handle in Murfreesboro

Why Murfreesboro Homes Take On Water

Murfreesboro has a few local quirks that cause water problems. These are the ones we see most.

  • Rivers and creeks that rise fast. The West Fork of the Stones River has risen more than 15 feet in under 12 hours during past floods, and the city lists Lytle Creek as one of its main flooding sources. Smaller creeks rise even faster and crest within a few hours. (City of Murfreesboro)
  • Sinkholes. Much of the city sits on limestone. In heavy rain, sinkholes and low spots with no outlet fill up, and the water can sit for days. A USGS study found flooding in 78 sinkholes north, east and northwest of town after storms in 2001 and 2002. (USGS) Back in 1975, sinkhole flooding put nearly 7 feet of water in 12 homes on Johnson Street. (City of Murfreesboro)
  • Crawlspaces. Many homes here are built over crawlspaces. Water that gets under the house often goes unnoticed until the floors feel soft or a musty smell shows up.
  • Winter and spring. The city says December through April is the worst stretch for flooding. Add a hard freeze and burst pipes, and that’s our busiest season.

How It Works

01

You Call

We ask a few questions, tell you how to stop the water if it’s still running, and head your way.

02

We Find the Water

Moisture meters and a thermal camera show how far it spread behind walls and under floors. You get a plan and an estimate before we start.

03

We Dry It Out

We extract the water, remove what can’t be saved, set up air movers and dehumidifiers, and check readings every day.

04

We Hand Off the Repairs

Once the final readings show everything is dry, our sister company, Ascent Contracting, takes care of the rebuild: drywall, flooring and paint. You get the photos and drying records for your insurance claim.

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What Our Customers Say

★★★★★  5.0 from 317 Google reviews

“After a pipe broke in my house & got my carpet wet I called them to come out & take a look at my situation. Jeremy was able to do an inspection & they quickly got their equipment set up to start getting things dry for me. They are very reasonably priced…”
Tambra H.Google review · Burst pipe
“My dishwasher flooded my kitchen. Kaden was here within an hour to clear the water! This company showed kindness and promptness, you don’t find that very often anymore.”
Carol H.Google review · Dishwasher flood
“These folks were prompt, thorough, and affordable. They gave us a great quote and were honest when the work ended up being less than expected. The cost was less than the original quote and I felt certain they did the full job very well!”
Hannah J.Google review · Came in under quote

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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.

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Where We Work in Murfreesboro

We cover all of Murfreesboro and the rest of Rutherford County.

ZIP codes: 37127, 37128, 37129, 37130, 37132

Neighborhoods: Blackman, Barfield, Cason Lane, Stones River Estates, Walter Hill, Kittrell, the Medical Center area, MTSU and downtown, the Battlefield area, and Indian Hills

Nearby towns: Smyrna · La Vergne · Christiana · Eagleville · Lascassas · Rockvale

Numbers Worth Saving

City water main break or leak at the meter: Murfreesboro Water Resources, 615-893-1223 (emergency and after hours) or 615-890-0862 (main line). If your water comes from a different utility, call them instead. (City of Murfreesboro)

Wondering if your property is in a flood zone: check the city’s Floodplain Management page.

Water inside your home or business: call us at 615-359-9406, any time.

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Questions We Hear a Lot

We answer the phone 24/7. We're based in Rockvale, about 20 minutes from most of Murfreesboro, so a crew is usually at your door within the hour. On a bad storm night when half the county has water in the basement, we'll give you an honest arrival time on the phone.

It depends on where the water came from. A burst supply line, a failed water heater or an overflowing dishwasher is usually covered because it's sudden and accidental. Water that comes in from outside, like a rising creek or yard runoff, usually isn't unless you carry a separate flood policy. A slow leak that's been going on for months often gets denied. Your policy has the final word, so check with your agent. We're glad to look over it with you.

The EPA's guidance is to deal with water damage within 24 to 48 hours to avoid mold growth. That's why we try to get drying equipment running the same day we see it. Past that window, the job usually gets bigger and costs more.

Yes. We take photos, log moisture readings every day and write an itemized estimate your adjuster can work from. In most cases we can bill your insurance company directly. You'll still owe your deductible.

  • If it's a plumbing leak, turn off the water at your main shutoff.
  • If water is near outlets or cords, flip the breaker for that room, but only if you can get to the panel without standing in water.
  • Get rugs, electronics and anything paper up off the wet floor.
  • Take photos and video before things get moved around. It helps your claim.
  • Stay out of water from a sewer backup or toilet overflow. Leave that one to us.

Yes. We're family-owned. Jeremy and his crew work out of Rockvale, right here in Rutherford County. When you call, you're talking to our team.

Call Us Day or Night

Call 615-359-9406. We pick up day or night, and on that first call we can usually tell you what needs to happen next.

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Based in Rockvale, About 20 Minutes Away

Our shop is in Rockvale, on the southwest side of Rutherford County. Most of Murfreesboro is about a 20-minute drive from there. Not sure if you’re in our area? Call and ask.

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