Mt. Juliet Water Damage Restoration provides 24/7 emergency water extraction, structural drying, flood cleanup, burst pipe water damage response, sewage cleanup, and mold remediation for homeowners in Mt. Juliet and Wilson County, Tennessee. We're called when a pipe bursts, a basement or crawl space floods, or sewage backs up, and the goal is the same each time: stop the damage from spreading, dry the structure, and get your home back to normal. We are owned by Bingham Restoration, a Nashville, TN water mitigation company.
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We offer six services, each with its own page: Water Extraction to remove standing water, Structural Drying to dry floors, walls, and framing, Flood Cleanup after storms and heavy rain, Burst Pipe Water Damage response, Sewage Cleanup after backups, and Mold Remediation when moisture has led to mold. Many jobs involve more than one of these, for example extraction followed by drying, and we plan them together so nothing is missed.
Call when you have standing water, wet carpet, a ceiling that is stained or sagging, a musty smell after a leak, a broken or frozen pipe, a failed water heater or appliance line, water coming into a basement or crawl space after heavy rain, or sewage coming up from a drain. If you are unsure whether it is serious, it is better to ask: water that looks minor on the surface can be soaking into the subfloor and walls.
Middle Tennessee gets heavy thunderstorms that can saturate the ground and push water into basements and crawl spaces, and winter cold snaps that freeze and burst pipes in exterior walls, garages, and crawl spaces. Add aging supply lines, water heaters, appliance hoses, and humid summers that make wet materials slow to dry, and small problems become big ones quickly. Mold can start growing in a day or two when materials stay wet.
We serve Mt. Juliet and the surrounding Wilson County and east Nashville communities, including Lebanon, Hermitage, Old Hickory, Gladeville, and the east side of Nashville. See the service area page for details, and call to confirm that we cover your address.
Six services for Mt. Juliet homeowners — each with its own page.
Fast removal of standing water from floors, carpet, basements, and crawl spaces to stop damage from spreading.
Learn about water extraction →Air movers, dehumidifiers, and moisture monitoring to dry subfloors, walls, and framing after water damage.
Learn about structural drying →Storm and heavy-rain flood response: water removal, debris and mud cleanup, sanitizing, and drying.
Learn about flood cleanup →Emergency response to frozen, burst, and failed pipes: water removal, drying, and cleanup of the damage.
Learn about burst pipe water damage →Safe removal and sanitizing after sewer backups and contaminated water, with contaminated materials handled properly.
Learn about sewage cleanup →Containment, removal of mold-affected materials, HEPA cleaning, and moisture correction so mold does not return.
Learn about mold remediation →These steps apply to most water damage in a home. Safety comes first, and each step is meant to limit the damage until help arrives.
This is a general overview, not legal or insurance advice, and policies differ. Typically, you report the loss to your insurance company or agent as soon as it is safe to do so. Your policy generally expects you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, which means getting water removed and drying started without waiting for the adjuster. Photos, video, receipts, and a list of damaged belongings support the claim. An adjuster then inspects the damage and determines what the policy covers.
Coverage depends on the cause: sudden events like a burst pipe or appliance failure are commonly covered, while rising flood water and sewer backup often need separate flood coverage or an endorsement, and long-term leaks may be excluded. Ask us what documentation, such as photos and moisture readings, we can provide, and check your policy or talk to your agent about your specific coverage.
Right away. Water spreads into flooring, drywall, and insulation within hours, and mold can begin to grow in a day or two on materials that stay wet. We offer 24/7 emergency response, so there is no reason to wait until morning.
Cost depends on the amount and type of water, how many rooms and levels are affected, how long the water sat, the materials involved, and how much drying equipment and time is needed. Clean-water leaks generally cost less to resolve than contaminated floodwater or sewage. We can describe the scope after seeing the damage. We don't quote a price over the phone because we haven't seen the damage.
Standing water can often be removed in a matter of hours, but structural drying usually takes several days, and rebuilding comes after that if materials had to be removed. The timeline depends on the extent of the damage and how quickly the structure dries to the target.
A small spill on a hard floor that you catch right away can be handled with towels and a wet vacuum. Anything that reached carpet padding, subfloors, walls, or that involved storm water or sewage should be handled by professionals, since hidden moisture leads to mold and structural damage.
Water damage is often part of an insurance claim. We can tell you what documentation we can provide, such as photos and moisture readings, and you should contact your insurer or agent about your coverage as early as possible.