Water damage can't always been seen with the naked eye. SERVPRO of Wilson County employs high-tech moisture detection devices that are able to provide moisture content readings in numerous types of building materials. Thanks to our SERVPRO crew they have fixed this Lebanon bathroom.

Standing water in this exposition center required rapid extraction to mitigate the water damage. Using powerful, weighted wet-vacs (Rovers) the moisture is removed from the fibers. Dehumidifiers finish this phase of the water removal, and then an antimicrobial agent is applied.

The gym floor in this Mt. Juliet school suffered a water damaging event. A rapid removal of the water can mitigate damage to the hardwood flooring. Municipal buildings that are serviced by SERVPRO can save the taxpayers of Wilson County money.

A metal warehouse in Mt. Juliet was covered when industrial chemicals ignited causing a billowing of smoke. The hard surfaces are ideal for wiping down with sponges and detergents to restore the business to its preloss condition.

This fire and smoke damaged factory received the complete commercial cleanup, no soot was to be found, and the business was able to reopen within days, not weeks. The owner Ronnie was pleasantly surprised and very grateful that SERVPRO of Sumner County came and helped restore order to his commercial business. View this short testimonial video as Ronnie talks about the great response time and incredible service he received from SERVPRO. He even shares ‘The building is cleaner now than before the fire’. We can help with any water, mold, or fire damage event that you may suffer to your home or business. Call us at (615) 449-5000 for fast emergency response.

When a fitting broke releasing a flow of water inside a drop-ceiling at the local La Quinta Inns & Suites, they knew who to call for emergency service. We dispatched several vehicles and a crew to extract the water from the hallway carpet, the wall, and the insulation and ceiling tiles. By using top-notch equipment manned by expert IICRC certified technicians, SERVPRO of Wilson County efficiently, in a very unobtrusive manner, resolved the water damage problem, "Like it never even happened." Our business is to keep your business open, simply call (615) 449-5000.

After water damage hit a Nashville Metro Public Library Branch, an emergency call was made to our team at SERVPRO of Wilson County. We assembled our equipment and crew and were onsite within an hour of the call. We immediately went to work and set up the proper equipment to extract the standing water. Our technicians then put the axial air movers and dehumidifiers in place to dry the affected area. Luckily, the library’s books were not affected by the water damage. When water or flood damage strikes your Nashville area commercial property, SERVPRO of Wilson County will make it “Like it never even happened.” We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year.