Brent Cleanup and Restoration

This small city is not only known for being a bedroom community, but also for being service minded and tenacious, as it is no stranger to storm damage. There has been 2 major natural disaster that has swept through these streets. In 1973, a category 4 tornado devastated this cozy community. The storm was catastrophic, as the tornado was on the ground for 139 miles (currently Alabama's longest track record), destroying 90% of the city. According to the city's official website, the tornado demolished more than 12,000 acres of timber and over 500 buildings; 72 people in the area were injured. Though this time brought heartache and hardship, the people of Brent came together and rebuilt the city as a community. The second natural disaster was in March 2021, as an EF3 tornado ripped through the city. But like true Brent fashion, the community has remained strong and steadfast as we have assisted in water damage restoration and fire damage restoration throughout the storm damage restoration process.

Besides rising from the rubble of natural disasters, this city has several attractions. For outdoor lover's, Talladega National Forest / Cahaba River is a great opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle and soak in nature's beauty, as it has a free flowing river where you can find the gorgeous Cahaba Lilly. You can find other outdoor opportunities at Payne Lake Recreation Area and Bibb County Lake. The area is known for hot, humid summers and generally mild to cool winters.