The city of Eva is located in the northern part of the state of Alabama in Morgan County. Eva has a population of roughly 589 people, up from the 2010 census data which showed 519 people living within the city limits. Originally called "Cowhead", Eva began to be settled in 1820, just a year after Alabama achieved its statehood. The cities current name of Eva did not come about until 1883, when a local physician who had just delivered a baby girl with the same name, started a petition to change the cities name. Since the cities first attempt at a post office had failed, there was a prerequisite to creating a new post office, which was creating a new name for the city; thus, Evan was born.

Eva holds an annual Frontier Days festival on the last Saturday in September. The celebration includes a parade that features marching bands, antique cars and tractors, and horses. Arts and crafts vendors and food vendors also are part of the festival. Eva also touts many parks throughout the area, such as Short Ryan Park, and the city is very invested in the local schooling authority.

With Eva being located in the northern part of Alabama, the city experiences both the smoldering heat of summer, as well as the frigid cold of winter. This means the residential homes and commercial businesses are susceptible to the severe weather conditions that come with both extreme heat and intense cold. Whether it is a burst pipe on a winter night, or a leaking HVAC unit from an intense summer day, SERVPRO is ready for any and all your water and fire damage restoration needs.

SERVPRO technicians here in Eva are ready to mobilize whenever a water or fire damage occurs. We are also trained and ready to tackle any mold damage that has invaded your home or business. SERVPRO is not only focused on tackling large commercial jobs, but also on helping and restoring every residential home or living space that encounters a disaster. Our professionally trained team is certified and ready to restore your home or business back to its original state and make this unforeseen setback a thing of the past.