About Gallatin Water Damage Restoration

Built around how water behaves in Gallatin

Gallatin is the Sumner County seat, with a historic downtown around the Public Square and newer subdivisions spreading toward Old Hickory Lake and the Station Camp area. Most homes date from the late 1990s on, with older brick ranches and in-town houses near Hartsville Pike, Oldham and Hillcrest Drive. Station Camp Creek, East Camp Creek and Town Creek run through the city, and the soil is thin clay over limestone that drains slowly.

That mix produces a familiar set of losses: creek water under houses with crawl spaces, storm and tornado openings in roofs, split pipes after an ice storm, and supply leaks in apartments and townhomes that reach the next unit. The drying plan follows those patterns, which is why the walkthrough checks the crawl space, the attic and the unit below, not just the room where the water showed up.

What gets handled

Water and sewage only: crawl space water, storm and creek flooding, storm roof leaks, ceiling leaks, burst and frozen pipes, water heater, appliance and AC leaks, apartment and townhome leaks, sewage backups, structural drying and commercial losses.

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