MRS Restoration

Blue Ridge - locally owned since 2014 - water, fire, mold, storm — in the directory's public record for Blue Ridge, Georgia.

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Flooded main street in a small Appalachian border town at dawn

Business name	MRS Restoration
Based	Fannin County, Georgia
Business type	Locally owned restoration company (founded 2014, per its published history)
Street address	181 Lookout Drive, Blue Ridge, GA 30513
Phone	(706) 908-3181
Services (as published)	Water damage restoration; fire and smoke damage restoration; mold remediation; structural drying; storm damage recovery; emergency disaster response
Website	mrsrestoration.com

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About MRS Restoration

MRS Restoration is a locally owned and operated restoration company based in Blue Ridge, Georgia, founded in 2014. Its published services include water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage restoration, mold remediation, structural drying, storm damage recovery, and emergency disaster response, and its published service area includes McCaysville and the rest of Fannin County.

When the Toccoa River flooded McCaysville at a record crest on November 5, 2026, Fannin County's cleanup started from Blue Ridge, the county seat nine miles away. A locally owned crew that already serves McCaysville is the directory's first listing for this event.

McCaysville flood — the story, part 1 of 2

Story filed November 5, 2026 · Segment 1 of 2

Before dawn on Thursday, November 5, 2026, the Toccoa River came up through McCaysville, Georgia. Police asked neighborhoods to evacuate just before 3 a.m.; the city declared a state of emergency about 5:20 a.m.; and rescue boats carried out more than 30 people while water stood 6 to 7 feet deep in parts of downtown. The full account is in our article on the record crest at McCaysville. The story continues on the Young Harris listing page below.

Next → Part 2 — SERVPRO of Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties: a record that stood 36 years

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