Downtown Knoxville Cleanup and Restoration

How Fire & Water Damage Affect Businesses in Downtown Knoxville

Downtown Knoxville is home to the Blount Mansion, considered the Birthplace of Tennessee. William Blount, one of those who signed the United States Constitution, built the house in the early 1790s, choosing finished wood boards and other finer details to satisfy his wife's request for a proper wooden home. People settling in the area during that time chose rougher hewn timber or barely finished logs. Now, the residence serves the community as a museum. Nearby, many commercial buildings tower over the two-story mansion-turned-museum.

Many places in downtown Knoxville cater to the finer tastes in society - elegant dining, exquisite jewelry shops, and the arts in their many forms. The Tennessee Theatre has scheduled an adaptation of the movie Insidious, entitled INSIDIOUS: THE FURTHER YOU FEAR. The theatre version whisks the audience into an immersive experience. The sole showing will begin on Saturday, February 4, 2025, at 7:30 PM.

How a Knoxville Hotel Room Might Get Water Damaged

An overtired guest who forgets they are running a bath and falls asleep can quickly flood their room and adjacent areas. SERVPRO® understands that a vacant room is costing your hotel money. We know how to get everything dry and minimize the possibility of future complications related to the incident.

Common Fire Damage Signs in an Office Building

Regular cleaning keeps your downtown Knoxville office building neat. Fire damage, including soot deposits and smoky odors, might require additional help. SERVPRO knows how to remove particulates that create odors and deposits on surfaces from visible and hidden locations, leaving your building free of odors and residues.

When either fire or water damage affects your downtown Knoxville business, call SERVPRO.