Cosby Cleanup and Restoration

Maneuvering Water Damage and Fire Damage in Cosby

Cosby, TN, is located on the northeast fringe of the Great Smoky Mountains, spreading out over a narrow valley that runs from Allen Grove close to Newport in the north to the edge of the national park to the south. The unincorporated community in Cocke County is an excellent gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, offering hiking, camping, and scenic views, with the Cosby Campground being a favorite among visitors. There is endless exploration awaiting nature enthusiasts, including Cosby Nature Trail, Lower Mount Cammerer Trailhead, Low Gap Trailhead, and Snake Den Ridge Trailhead.

There are plenty of places to dine in Cosby, TN, offering a delightful array of Appalachian flavors, including Carver's Orchard & Applehouse Restaurant, Docs 321 Cafe & Marketplace, and Janice's Diner. Cosby is part of the Cocke County School District, with Cosby High School, Jones Cove School, and Smoky Mountain Elementary School serving the local community. The community at Cosby hosts the Ramp Festival each spring, celebrating the wild onion-like plant with music, dancing, and delicious local dishes. Among upcoming events include the ECCA Varsity Baseball @Cosby on 04 Mar 2025 at Cosby High School and May Moon Magick 2025 on 08 May 2025 at Mathis Branch Rd.

Tackling Water Damage on Hardwood Flooring      

Water damage may cause hardwood flooring to cup, crown, crack, or even discolor. The severity of damage usually depends on the amount of water intrusion. If a burst pipe leaves a substantial amount of water on the floor for any amount of time, the loss is likely to be more significant. SERVPRO® acts fast to remove the bulk water, dry the area completely, and lower the overall humidity level of the affected area. 

Equipment for hardwood water restoration

• Dehumidifier
• Air mover
• Drying mats
• Wet/dry vacuums

Cleaning Up Hardwood Floors Following a House Fire

Fire damage to the floor would be limited to smoke, soot, ash, and odor, all of which can be cleaned and deodorized. SERVPRO crews use a vacuum to collect the soot, ash, and other debris and remove the fire stains.

SERVPRO gets the water and fire damage job done right the first time.