Restoration Service Area Memphis, TN

• Hickory Hill

  Mostly newer subdivisions and large apartment communities, including Southwind. In an apartment building, one leak can reach several units before anyone reports it.

  • 38115Hickory Hill (north)
  • 38141Hickory Hill (south)
  • 38125Southwind
  Water damage help in Hickory Hill

• Bartlett

  Ranch homes and newer subdivisions, most of them built on slabs. Water heaters, washing machine hoses and supply lines are the usual sources. Our office is in 38134, right here.

  • 38133Bartlett (east)
  • 38134Bartlett (south)
  • 38135Bartlett (north)
  Water damage help in Bartlett

• Whitehaven

  Brick ranch homes, churches and apartment complexes, with Westwood next door. Heavy rain, backed-up drains and everyday plumbing leaks are the usual causes of water damage here.

  • 38116Whitehaven
  • 38109Westwood

• Raleigh

  Established streets of ranch homes, split-levels and apartment complexes, close to our office. Aging water heaters and supply lines cause many of the leaks in homes like these.

  • 38128Raleigh
  • 38122Berclair

• East Memphis

  Larger homes with finished rooms, hardwood floors and upstairs baths. One upstairs leak can soak a ceiling, the walls and the floor below at the same time. The offices along Poplar Avenue are here too.

  • 38117East Memphis
  • 38119Ridgeway
  • 38120River Oaks

• Southeast Memphis

  Parkway Village, Oakhaven and Orange Mound have many older brick homes, some on crawl spaces. Old drains and supply lines are where most of the trouble starts.

  • 38118Parkway Village
  • 38114Orange Mound

• University District

  Homes around the University of Memphis, many of them rentals, plus older streets like Normal Station and Chickasaw Gardens. In a rental between tenants, a leak can run for days before anyone is there to see it.

  • 38111University District
  • 38152University of Memphis

• Frayser

  Frayser sits along the Wolf River and the Loosahatchie, and low streets can take on water in heavy rain. Older frame houses often have crawl spaces that stay damp after a storm.

  • 38127Frayser

• Midtown

  Many homes here are older, with wood floors over crawl spaces and older supply lines and drains. A slow leak can sit under the house for weeks before anyone sees it.

  • 38104Midtown
  • 38112Binghampton

• North Memphis

  Older frame houses in Klondike, Smokey City, Hollywood and Nutbush, many sitting on piers or crawl spaces. Old pipes and worn roofs are where most of the water gets in.

  • 38107North Memphis
  • 38108Hollywood

• South Memphis

  Older frame houses, churches and small businesses in South Memphis and Soulsville. On crawl space homes, sewer backups and plumbing leaks stay hidden until a smell or a soft floor gives them away.

  • 38106South Memphis
  • 38126Soulsville
  • 38113French Fort

• Downtown

  Condos, converted lofts, offices and restaurants. Water on one floor often shows up in the unit or office below, so the rooms around a leak need checking too.

  • 38103Downtown
  • 38105Uptown

Also in our area

• Airport Area

  The work here is commercial: warehouses, distribution centers, offices and hotels. A roof leak or a broken fire sprinkler line can stop work across a whole building.

  • 38131Airways
  • 38132Memphis International Airport

1. 1

   Call or send a message

   Call (901) 459-6610 any time. Give us your street address and ZIP code first.

2. 2

   Tell us what happened

   Where the water came from, or whether it was a fire or mold. Photos help if you can take them safely.

3. 3

   A crew comes to look

   We check how far the damage goes, with moisture meters for the parts you cannot see.

4. 4

   You get a free quote

   You know the plan and the cost before any work starts. Nothing begins until you say yes.