The city of Priceville is located in the northern part of the state of Alabama in Morgan County. It is the third largest municipality in Morgan County, and is included in the Decatur Metropolitan Area, as well as the Huntsville-Decatur Combined Statistical Area. The 2020 census report showed the Priceville population at 3,513 people, up from 2,658 in 2010. Priceville got it's name from the Price family, who first settled in the area in 1825 after selling their plantation in Lawrence County. The Price family remained as key members of the community for many years to come, and even had as many as nine family members serve in the Confederate Army during the Civil War.

Priceville holds an annual Easter Egg Hunt, a Veterans Memorial Team Bass Tournament, Car Shows, Christmas Parades, and many more events and activities for their local residents and visitors. Priceville also includes Veterans Park, and the Price-Wooten House, which is listed as an Alabama Landmark. The Racking horse breeders Association of America is also located in Priceville.

With Priceville 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 Priceville 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.