After experiencing a flood in your Nashville property, get professional help to ensure your property is restored back to a healthy environment as quickly as possible.
If you have flood damage including a flooded basement or a flooded crawlspace, take action immediately! You need help from a flood damage specialist to clean up, dry, and restore your Nashville property back to normal.
A flood damage specialist will use specialized instruments to inspect your home or business for hidden damage like water-damaged drywall, wet insulation, soaked sub-floors, wet wall cavities, and moisture trapped behind vapor barriers like sheet vinyl and wallpaper.
They will then perform water extraction, flood clean-up, and drying services and will work quickly to prevent mold and mildew growth.
Reach a live person and get the help you need right away when you call Tier Restoration.
Tier Restoration works with all insurance companies and can help you navigate the claim process.
We use third-party inspectors, advanced testing equipment, and detailed procedures to make sure all moisture is dried and treated.
Flood water is a category 3 water damage and requires certain procedures recommended by the Institute for Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) S500. All non-structural porous and semi-porous materials must be replaced. All remaining structural materials must be tested after cleaning to confirm cleaning effectiveness.
In other words, carpet, padding, insulation, drywall, upholstery, drapery, rugs, and books must be discarded. Flooded ductwork should be replaced. Certain exceptions can be made for high-value area rugs or documents which must be saved. In those cases, restorative cleaning of rugs can be done as long as testing confirms their anti-microbial treatment was effective. Important documents can be dried in a drying chamber or they can be freeze-dried and treated for microbial contamination. These are expensive procedures, but some situations warrant the expense of salvaging flood-damaged goods.
When you have no flood insurance, it is tempting to think that it will dry on its own. Theoretically, that is true, but there are some problems in real life:
A wet crawlspace can take weeks or months to dry, and that depends on the potential humidity of a high water table or a wet weather spring in the crawlspace.
Block foundation walls can hold water almost indefinitely and grow mold and mildew in the process, giving your crawlspace or basement a musty smell.
Water trapped behind wallpaper, baseboards, carpet and pad, wood floors, filing cabinets, furniture, and cabinets are always a surprise when they are removed and reveal a black, furry surface. If these materials stay continually wet over a long period of time, they can grow black mold. This would definitely require a professional for mold cleanup.

We will respond immediately to your water damage emergency.

Fully licensed, certified, & insured, we'll restore your property correctly.

We'll take it from here, and will work with your insurance to process your claim.