911 Restoration of Middle Tennessee is a dedicated emergency restoration service that specializes in a wide range of property recovery options, including water damage restoration, mold removal, sewage cleanup, fire damage restoration, and overall disaster restoration. Owned by Greg Warren, who brings over 20 years of business experience, the company prides itself on its commitment to excellent customer service, a philosophy that is deeply ingrained in its operations. The company is built on the foundational belief that any crisis can be transformed into an opportunity for a 'Fresh Start.' This ethos resonates throughout the team, who are comprised of IICRC certified restoration technicians committed to delivering high-quality, rapid response services around the clock.
Located in Middle Tennessee, the company operates with a guaranteed 45-minute response time, demonstrating their understanding of urgency when it comes to property damage. They serve both residential and commercial properties in areas such as Nashville, Murfreesboro, and Antioch. Every client is treated with a personal approach, ensuring that no one is just another case number; rather, they are considered part of the local community. The team also offers a complimentary visual inspection and insurance consultation to help customers understand their coverage and financial responsibilities.
911 Restoration’s services go beyond simply cleaning up the aftermath of a disaster. They endeavor to restore properties to their original state or even better, focusing on thorough procedures and preventative measures against future issues such as mold infestation. Their comprehensive range of services also includes sanitization, commercial restoration, and biohazard cleanup, ensuring they are equipped to handle any situation that clients may face.
With an emphasis on customer satisfaction and a community-first mentality, 911 Restoration of Middle Tennessee ensures property owners receive the compassionate care and professional service needed to navigate the challenging time following a disaster.
