Cherokee Cleanup and Restoration

Cherokee County located in North Alabama was named for the Cherokee Indians. They once controlled much of this part of North Alabama. Cherokee was founded on January 9, 1836 and created by an act of the state legislature. Cherokee County is home to Weiss Lake and Little River Canyon. These two lakes are the most popular for outdoor attractions. Weiss Lake has over 450 miles of shoreline and is known as the Crappie Capital of the World and hosts local, state, and national fishing tournaments. The Little River Canyon is one of the most extensive canyon and gorge systems in the country. It is known as one of the cleanest rivers in the Southeast with scenic waterfalls. In 1937, The Tennessee Valley Authority established the Cherokee Electric Authority in Centre to provide electricity to the surrounding region. According to 2020 Census estimates, Cherokee County recorded a population of 26,087. Of this population Cherokee residents and business owners need a premier cleanup and restoration company. SERVPRO is prepared to help with your mitigation needs. We specialize in water restoration and fire damage restoration. With two thousand franchises across the United States and Canada we are faster to any size disaster. Outside of water restoration and fire restoration we provide storm restoration, mold remediation and biohazard. We are dedicated to arriving on site within one hour of your call.

Cherokee summers are long, hot, and muggy. The winters are short, very cold, and wet. The best time to visit Cherokee for warm weather is early May to late June. Mid-August and October are good months to visit for cooler weather. Places of interest are Rattlesnake Saloon, Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve, Natchez Trace Parkway and Hawk Pride Mountain Offroad Park.