Is Professional Flood Restoration Available in Knoxville?

4/13/2021 (Permalink)

From a large Knoxville building to a small cottage--SERVPRO provides excellent water removal and storm damage remediation

SERVPRO Assists Knoxville Residents with Flood Damage All Year Round

Knoxville is situated on the East of Tennessee with a population of 187,063. However, the surrounding metropolitan area that makes up wider Knoxville is home to close to one million residents. Despite lacking the global reputation of its close neighbors Nashville and Memphis, Knoxville remains a charming city with its ballpark, rich pre-civil war history, and architecture. The modern urban centers boast excellent museums, 1920s cinemas, southern-style restaurants, and live music bars. The area is equally admired for its stunning landscape with the nearby Smokey Mountains and state park and the winding Tennessee River that runs through the town.

Knoxville was a relatively prominent part of early US history. The region was run by both confederate and unionists during its three-hundred-year history, even, at one point, being the capital city. Infrastructure projects in the mid-eighteenth century boosted the local economy, which was sustained until the 1920s. In the latter half of the twentieth century, numerous rejuvenation projects took place in Knoxville, notably with the World's Fair hosting in 1982. The downtown of Knoxville, in particular, has benefited significantly from revitalization projects in the recent past. Knoxville's city is home to over forty festivals a year, from craft breweries and car shows to cultural heritage and Farmer's Markets.

• The Tennessee Theater is one of the more eye-catching places to visit in Knoxville. Built-in the 1920s, initially as a movie venue, the stunning auditorium has since been converted to traditional theater. The rotating roster includes classics and contemporary works.
• The SunSphere Tower is one of the surviving landmarks from the 1982 World Fair and has become an iconic part of Knoxville's skyline. The observation deck is free admission and provides a stunning panoramic view of the Smoky Mountains, State University, and Tennessee
• James White's Fort is among the oldest surviving structures in the South of the United States and dates back to Knoxville's founding. Local tours provide a fantastic guide to forming this unique town, a must-see historic site alongside Bleak House.

SERVPRO in Knoxville Can Help you Overcome the Damaging Impact of Flooding on your Property

Flooding emergencies can occur to any homeowner and are often traumatic, time-sensitive events. To recover the property quickly and reduce losses, it is essential to use a qualified restoration service. Contact us for:

• Basement flooding clean-up
• Water removal services
• Water damage repairs

SERVPRO technicians are local to Knoxville and can arrive on-site within four hours of notification of loss. Our crew chiefs are experienced in dealing with flooding situations on residential properties.

• We can remove physical materials from the property quickly to accelerate the drying procedure.
• Our team is experts at identifying salvageable and non-salvageable items for removal quickly.
• Using advanced structural cavity drying equipment like injectidry systems, we can mitigate the impact of water migration.

In an emergency flood situation, do not hesitate to contact SERVPRO of Rocky Hill / Sequoyah Hills / South Knoxville for flood damage at (865) 328-9417.