Home and Commercial Restoration
Smyrna is one of the closest towns to our shop in Rockvale. Pipe, water heater, sewer backup or storm water in the basement, call us any hour and we'll get moving.
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We’re a family-owned restoration company in Rockvale, on the other side of Murfreesboro, and Smyrna is one of our regular stops. We get called to brand-new houses in Rock Springs, older homes near downtown, apartment complexes, and businesses along Sam Ridley Parkway. The cause is usually the same handful of things: a supply line, a water heater, a toilet, or storm water finding its way into a basement or crawlspace.
When we get there, we measure before we move anything. Moisture meters and a thermal camera show how far the water went behind walls and under floors. Then we extract it, set up drying equipment, and come back every day until the readings are normal. Your insurance company gets photos and a moisture log from every visit.
Call 615-359-9406 any time.
Don’t wait on it. Wet drywall and carpet pad start growing mold within a day or two. The sooner the drying starts, the less has to be torn out.


A musty smell or swollen baseboard behind the washer or fridge usually means a slow leak. We can find it with a meter before anything gets opened up.
Smyrna doesn’t sit on a big river, but heavy storms still put water where it doesn’t belong.
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Usually within the hour, often sooner, since Smyrna is one of the closer towns to our shop. We'll give you a real arrival time when you call.
Often, yes. A musty smell, swollen baseboards or a soft spot in the floor near an appliance usually means a slow leak that's been going a while. We can check with a moisture meter before anything gets opened up.
It depends on how it got in. Water from a burst pipe or failed water heater is usually covered. Water that came in from outside, through the ground or over the yard, is usually "flood" and needs a separate flood policy. We'll document what we find either way.
In most cases, yes. We send your adjuster photos, daily moisture readings and an itemized estimate. You're responsible for your deductible.
All the time, in Rock Springs and the other new subdivisions and in apartment complexes around town. New buildings still have hoses, ice maker lines and water heaters that fail. In an apartment, a leak upstairs quickly becomes the downstairs neighbor's problem too.
Yes: offices, shops, warehouses and apartment complexes, including the businesses along Sam Ridley Parkway. We start drying right away and schedule the rest around your hours where we can.
Our shop is in Rockvale. That’s where the trucks and drying equipment live, and Smyrna is one of the shorter drives we make.
Town water or sewer problem: Town of Smyrna, 615-459-2553. If your water bill comes from a different utility, call them instead.
Flood zone questions: Town of Smyrna Planning Department, 615-355-5706, or the town’s Floodplain Management page.
Water inside your home or business: call us at 615-359-9406, any time.
Whether it’s flood damage from heavy storms or a burst pipe in your Smyrna home, 24 Hour Flood Fighters is ready to respond — fast.
📞 Call 615-359-9406 or request your free restoration estimate today. We’re here 24/7 to restore your property and peace of mind.
Neighborhoods: downtown Smyrna, Rock Springs, Cedar Grove, Lee Crossing, Almaville, the Stewarts Creek area and along Sam Ridley Parkway
ZIP code: 37167
Nearby: Murfreesboro, La Vergne, Nashville and Rockvale
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.