South Fulton Cleanup and Restoration

South Fulton, TN is considered a twin city with Fulton, Kentucky. It is very hard to distinguish one town from the other. The two towns are “split down the middle” with the Ken-Tenn state line. According to historians, errors made by surveyors drawing the “Walker Line” kept Tennessee and Kentucky at odds for many years. The final agreement came in 1980 causing the state to shift the line south, thus forming the Twin Cities.

 In 1859, the South Fulton area was named Jacksonville, due to the fact the land in the area once belonged to the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson. According to records in 1823, Jackson sold approximately 1,000 acres of land in northeast Weakley County. It wasn’t until 1867 that Jacksonville was added to Obion County as District 16. The area remained Jacksonville until 1895 when South Fulton was first chartered. The city of South Fulton has been referred to as Pontotoc, Fulton Station, and Fulton. South Fulton, TN is known for its railroad systems, timber industry, poultry industry, and farming of tobacco, wheat, and corn. South Fulton is most known for its Banana Festival to commemorate the history of the Twin Cities railroad that provided an icing station for numerous bananas being transported north from New Orleans.

The residents of South Fulton know to call the #1 restoration business when they have a fire or water damage. We have the backing of a national brand and over 50 years of industry experience. SERVPRO's team of certified fire and water damage restoration experts are prepared 24/7, 365 days a year. When disaster strikes your home or business, trust SERVPRO technicians to make it "Like it never even happened."