Jefferson City Cleanup and Restoration

How Contractors in Jefferson City Face Fire Damage & Water Damage

The paved pathway around Centennial Park is a nice route for anyone with younger kids. It's also ideal for strollers, wheelchairs, or wagons. When your plans require a rougher, unpaved trail or diversity in the wildlife, Mossy Point Wildlife Viewing Area to the north is an excellent location. Many newcomers to Jefferson City get this area confused with Mossy Creek Park in the center of town, with parking at the junction of Walnut Avenue and Davis Street. Walk across the wooden bridge spanning Mossy Creek to enjoy the grassy area and the amphitheater, part of the Carson-Newman University campus grounds.

Several businesses in Jefferson City include Mossy Creek, our town's original name, in their names - MC Mushrooms and MC Mini Golf are just two. A diverse set of small businesses thrives here, employing several people. Our community comes together to celebrate many events, with several held at the Mossy Creek Station and the surrounding greenway.

Revamping Despite Water Damage in Jefferson City

Before you finish an area prone to intermittent dampness, a restoration company can fully dry affected structural components, detect hidden moisture (and its source) with thermal imaging equipment, and apply mold inhibitors. These measures provide significant protection for your work. For local contractors, SERVPRO® provides faster timelines and fewer tear-outs. We help ensure you complete your project without preventable issues.

Handle Fire Damage First for Renovation Success

SERVPRO’s restoration professionals remove soot, neutralize smoke odors, and handle deep cleaning. These issues affect areas such as wall cavities and HVAC systems. A mitigated and restored environment lets Jefferson City contractors rebuild confidently, knowing that lingering damage cannot affect the finished product.

Call SERVPRO for fire damage issues to boost your renovation project. We are also always nearby and ready to initiate water damage mitigation.