Ascension General Contractors

Ascension General Contractors — Renovation & Property Damage Restoration in Nashville, TN

Ascension General Contractors was founded in 2011 and grew out of the property damage restoration side of SERVPRO of Belle Meade/West Nashville. The founding logic was practical: SERVPRO handles the mitigation, but someone still has to manage the full repair and reconstruction phase after fire, water, smoke, or mold damage. AGC was built to cover that gap. Fourteen years later, they have expanded into standard renovation work while keeping that restoration specialty at the center of what they do.

Office: 2322 Clifton Ave, Nashville, TN 37209. Phone: (615) 750-2345. Website: agctn.com. BBB Accredited since July 2014. They hold a 4.9-star rating across 130+ reviews, with clients consistently noting communication quality and professionalism.

Services

  • Property damage restoration — full reconstruction after fire, water, smoke, and mold incidents
  • Attic restoration — remediation and rebuild after animal intrusion, moisture, or fire damage
  • Home renovation — basic to high-end remodels across Nashville and Middle Tennessee
  • Concrete and deck repair — exterior structural work and surface restoration
  • Drywall installation and texturing — new construction and patch work
  • Roof and siding repair — exterior envelope repairs following storm or damage events
  • General contracting — broader renovation project management and coordination

Service area

Ascension serves Nashville and Middle Tennessee, with strong local roots in the Belle Meade and West Nashville areas where the company started. Their background in both restoration and renovation gives them familiarity with insurance adjuster requirements and standard building permit processes simultaneously.

Why it’s on home.renovation.reviews

Most renovation contractors will not touch an active insurance claim. Ascension’s background in property damage restoration means they handle the intersection of insurance paperwork, damage assessment, and reconstruction without handing the restoration side off to a separate firm. For homeowners dealing with a major damage event, that is a meaningful operational advantage.

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