Industrial Damage Cleanup & Recovery Services in Nashville, TN
It's incredible how much a seemingly small thing like a burst pipe or thunderstorm can completely halt all production in a single warehouse. Industrial facilities have millions of dollars of inventory, sophisticated machinery, specialized technology, and infrastructure to take stock of after a disaster. No restoration contractor can assess, remediate, and reverse damage on this scale.
When industrial business is threatened, it's essential to find a company that only uses highly trained, licensed, and insured technicians to execute a fully integrated disaster relief solution. ASDT does that work, including negotiating with insurance to ensure the job is completed quickly, effectively, and correctly.
What We Do For Industrial Facilities & How We Do It
Our remediation and restoration process begins with a complete structural and asset damage assessment and taking control of the water, fire, smoke, or mold situation.

We set up any necessary temporary structure protections, then thoroughly evaluate all manufacturing equipment, industrial systems, HVAC units, air ducts, offices, and workstations for hidden damage.
At ASDT, we understand that you're losing money if your machines aren't running. We'll help you meet your production goals and lead times with as much business continuity as possible. Our team also has years of experience helping businesses decide whether their machines and other specialized equipment can be repaired, decontaminated, or replaced.
Explore Our Full Suite of Damage Recovery Services
Water Damage
The last thing manufacturers need is for their expensive machinery to sit in corrosive water. We'll arrive on the scene quickly with powerful extraction equipment to minimize damage.
Fire Damage
ASDT ensures that damage won't be permanently embedded in your facility by using nontoxic and nonflammable methods to remove soot and char from fire-damaged structures.
Mold Damage
Mold can be removed from any warehouse or facility without damaging sensitive equipment or substrate materials such as PVC, ductwork, wiring, or wood.