Water Damage Service Area: Antioch, TN and Nearby Towns
Antioch is a neighborhood of southeast Nashville in Davidson County, with more than 100,000 people living in its ZIP area. The restoration team covers every part of Antioch and the towns around it, day or night.
Antioch, from Hickory Hollow to Priest Lake
Areas served
Central Antioch
- Hickory Hollow
- Bell Road corridor
- Murfreesboro Pike corridor
- Haywood Lane
- Antioch Pike
South and Cane Ridge
- Cane Ridge
- Cane Ridge Road
- Pettus Road
- Old Hickory Boulevard
- Hobson Pike
East toward the lake
- Priest Lake
- Nashboro Village
- Smith Springs
- Anderson Road
- Hamilton Creek
West along Mill Creek
- Blue Hole Road
- Mill Creek
- Lenox Village
- Nolensville Pike edge
Nearby towns
- Smyrna
- La Vergne
- Nolensville
- Brentwood
- Hermitage
- Donelson
- Crieve Hall
- 37013Antioch
- 37011Antioch PO boxes
- 37211Crieve Hall and Lenox Village side
- 37217Priest Lake and Donelson side
- 37086La Vergne
- 37167Smyrna
ZIP 37011 is the post office box ZIP for Antioch.
The Antioch areas and nearby towns covered
How water tends to get into buildings in each part of the area.
Hickory Hollow and central Antioch
Around Hickory Hollow Parkway, Bell Road, Haywood Lane and Murfreesboro Pike, large apartment communities from the 1980s and 1990s sit beside shopping centers and offices. Leaks between stacked units, water heater closets, washer boxes and AC condensate lines are the everyday work here.
Cane Ridge and the south
Cane Ridge, Pettus Road, Old Hickory Boulevard and Hobson Pike hold many of Antioch's newest subdivisions and townhome rows, mostly on slabs. Upstairs laundry and bathroom leaks, slab leaks and storm runoff that tests grading and gutters are common.
Priest Lake, Nashboro Village and the east
Toward Percy Priest Lake, Smith Springs Road, Anderson Road and Nashboro Village mix ranch homes, condos and golf-course townhomes. Aging supply lines, water heaters and crawlspace and slab leaks show up across these streets.
Blue Hole Road and Mill Creek
West Antioch along Blue Hole Road and the Mill Creek corridor includes the lower ground that flooded in May 2010. Heavy spring storms still bring creek and runoff water into low yards, garages and ground-floor units.
Lenox Village and Crieve Hall side
Toward Nolensville Pike, Lenox Village townhomes and the older Crieve Hall streets bring stacked living and aging plumbing, with the same ceiling, laundry and water heater leaks seen in central Antioch.
Smyrna, La Vergne and Nolensville
The same crews work Smyrna and La Vergne to the southeast in Rutherford County and Nolensville to the southwest, along with Brentwood, Hermitage and Donelson.
Water damage anywhere in southeast Nashville?
Extraction, drying and sewage cleanup across Antioch and the towns next door.