Water Damage
Dry, Room by Room
We get the water out, set fans and dehumidifiers, and check every wall each day until it reads dry. Your photos and papers go up and out of harm's way first.
Usually three to five days of drying
Flood, fire and mold. Day or night.
A Hard Day at Home. You Do Not Have to Sort It Out Alone.
We are a Nashville family business. We will come out, explain what we see in plain words, and take care of the house while you take care of your people.
Sitting down first, every timeBefore any work starts, we go over the plan with you at your table and answer every question.
A Note From Our Owner
If You Are Reading This, Something Went Wrong Today
Maybe the creek came up. Maybe a pipe let go while you were at work, or the kitchen caught fire. Whatever it was, I am sorry. It is a lot.
Here is what I can promise. We will pick up the phone. We will tell you what we see, even when the news is not good. And we will treat your home and the things in it the way we would want our own treated.
G
Grace WhitfieldOwner, Harpeth Home Restoration
Not ready to talk yet? and one of us will ring you.
What Happens to Your Home After Water Gets In
Slide to how long it has been wet. You will see what is going on inside the walls and floors, and the next thing to do. Knowing helps.
3 hours
Drywall
Floors
Mold Risk
What to Do Now
A general guide for clean water in a closed up house. Warm, humid weather speeds things up. Every home is different.
Three Kinds of Hard Days
Most calls are one of these. Each one gets a lead who stays with you from the first visit to the last walk through.
Mold Remediation
Sealed Off and Done Carefully
We wall off the area with plastic, clean the air as we work, and remove the mold at the source. Then we fix the moisture that let it grow.
Outside testing welcome
Fire and Smoke
Soot Out, Smell Gone
Soot and smoke get into cabinets, clothes and air ducts. We clean by hand, treat the odor, and pack out what needs special care.
Contents cleaning and storageSmall Things Matter Here
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In Their Words
4.9
★★★★★287 Google reviews
Our basement flooded the week my dad passed. They were patient and kind, and they saved every photo album.
Jenna M. Franklin
They sat at our kitchen table and explained it all before a single fan came off the truck. That meant a lot.
Marcus H. Hendersonville
After our kitchen fire, the smell was gone in a week. They handled the adjuster so I did not have to.
Paula D. Brentwood
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Things Families Ask Us
Where do we start after a flood or fire?
Start with safety, then call us and your insurance company. You do not need to have answers. We will walk through the house with you, explain what we see and write down a plan you can keep.
Can you save family photos and keepsakes?
Often, yes. Wet photos, papers and books can be frozen to stop damage, then dried slowly. Tell us what matters most and we will pack those things first and handle them by hand.
Do we have to move out?
Most families stay home during drying. The fans are loud, but the house is safe. For mold removal, sewage or smoke, you may need to stay away for a few days. Many policies help pay for that.
How do we know the mold is really gone?
We seal off the area, remove the mold, clean the air and dry the wood. Then we show you the moisture readings. For larger jobs, you can hire an outside tester to check our work, and we encourage it.
Will you talk to our insurance adjuster?
Yes, if you want us to. We send photos, moisture logs and a line by line estimate. You stay in charge of your claim, and we keep you copied on everything.
Call When You Are Ready. We Will Be Here.
A real person answers, day or night. It is fine to call just to ask what to do.