Jefferson County Cleanup and Restoration

Water Damage and Fire Damage in Jefferson County

Jefferson County, TN, is one of those places where history feels alive. Founded in 1792, it’s one of Tennessee’s oldest counties and played a crucial role during both the early settlement period and the Civil War. If you’re a history buff, the county courthouse in Dandridge, built in 1845, is a must-see. Dandridge itself is Tennessee’s second-oldest town, and its historic downtown is full of charm.

For monuments and historic sites, be sure to check out the Jefferson County Courthouse, Mossy Creek Station, and markers commemorating Civil War skirmishes in the area. These sites offer a glimpse into the region’s rich and layered past.

However, Jefferson County isn’t just about history; it’s also rich in outdoor beauty. With Douglas Lake and the Smoky Mountains just minutes away, you can boat, fish, hike, or relax with incredible views. The county’s location makes it an excellent base for exploring East Tennessee while enjoying a quieter, small-town atmosphere.

So whether you’re chasing history or outdoor fun, Jefferson County delivers a little of both.. 

Radiant Roots comes to Knoxville, TN, on September 21st, just a short drive from Jefferson County! Celebrate local culture with live music, art, food, and community activities. It’s the perfect way to spend the day soaking in creativity and connection. Don’t miss it if you are nearby and join the fun and be part of the experience!

Deodorizing After Fire Damage 

SERVPRO® experts know smoke odors don’t just disappear with open windows. They utilize advanced deodorization tools, including thermal foggers, ozone machines, and hydroxyl generators, to neutralize stubborn odors at the molecular level. This professional approach ensures your home smells fresh again, restoring comfort and safety after fire damage has occurred.

Removing Standing Water after Water Damage

After water damage, prompt removal is crucial to minimize structural damage and prevent mold growth. SERVPRO techs utilize powerful pumps, including submersible units for basements and trash pumps for debris-filled water, to rapidly extract thousands of gallons. Paired with advanced drying systems, this step helps contain damage and expedite the restoration process.

Please call SERVPRO to get your restoration started!