Carthage Cleanup and Restoration

Carthage, Tennesse is the county seat of Smith County situated amid a series of low hills at the confluence of the Caney Fork with the Cumberland River. In fact, it was once called the River City, because of its’ significance as a steamboat stop for a large part of the 19^th century.

Carthage is perhaps best known for being the home of many significant statesmen. Cordell Hull practiced law in Carthage before his elections as U.S. Representative and U.S. Senator form Tennessee. He was appointed as the 47th U.S. Secretary of State in 1933 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Former U.S. Senator and Vice President Al Gore and his late father, U.S. Senator Albert Gore Sr., have all called Carthage their home. The younger Gore has announced each one of his political campaigns between 1976 and 2000 —including his 1992 vice-presidential bid with running mate Governor Bill Clinton— from the steps of the Smith County Courthouse. Carthage also holds the unique honor of producing two Nobel Peace Prize winners, Cordell Hull in 1945 and Al Gore in 2007.

Carthage’s geographic placement, however, does allow for significant rainfall to accumulate throughout the year and cause water damage issues for homeowners and business owners alike. Due to Carthage’s proximity to major river systems, floods are a concern of the area year-round. A humid climate provides the perfect environment for mold to thrive. The area has seen its share of significant storms increasing annually due to climate changes. Fire damage happens, even with the best efforts of our brave first responders. 

That’s where we come in! No disaster is too large or small for our team. We have the same sense of urgency as our customers when emergencies strike. Every challenge is met with professionalism and deep consideration, with the goal of mitigating water, fire, storm, or mold property damage at your home, business, or large commercial facility and restoring to pre-disaster condition. Our professional technicians are available to help prevent further damage to homes and businesses and to get residents of the Upper Cumberland back to normal as quickly as possible. "Like it never even happened."