SERVPRO® of Cheatham, Robertson and Dickson Counties assisted with the damage caused by the fires in Gatlinburg. The smoke and soot was so thick from the fires it affected many properties and businesses over a vast area. The smoke and soot coated the outside of structures and made its way into the properties and businesses affecting the contents. Our teams were grateful to have the opportunity to serve Gatlinburg, its residents, business owners and patrons during this time.

Snow is pretty and fun to play in, but in large amounts it can cause severe damage. When Boston received an overwhelming amount of snow in a short amount of time, there was no time for the snow to melt completely. It became compacted on and against houses and other structures. As the snow continued to fall and there was just enough sunshine in between for the snow to melt and re-freeze it began to find its way into homes, leading to damage.

Heavy rainfall caused a creek to rise and flood this Robertson County home. The homeowners retreated to the roof of their home as the water continued to rise. As the pictures show, the bridge was washed out making it very difficult to gain access to the home. When our teams arrived to begin servicing the damage, they were transported by pick up truck across the creek. The home sustained significant damage throughout and our teams worked tirelessly to mitigate the damage.

Storm events typically span over a large area, causing electricity to become scarce until the lines are able to be repaired. If electricity is not completely down, many times the amount of power needed to dry a home or business is more than what the home or business is wired for. We obtained and placed a generator on this job site to be able to run our equipment and dry the structure.

SERVPRO of Cheatham, Robertson, and Dickson Counties was happy to help this small business in South Carolina become a success story when they got them back up and running in record time after suffering flooding from a local storm. SERVPRO is always "here to help".

When our teams travel for storm events they work long days and nights to accomplish as much as they can for the customers that are affected. They meet many different people in many different walks of life that are all going through a very trying time in their lives. This little fella brought a smile to our teams faces as they were completing work for one of our customers. In storm situations it’s always the little things that mean the most.