At SERVPRO of Middletown / New Britain, we understand the many home and business owners throughout Connecticut that depend on our fast response and experience under pressure to return their property to its original condition. With so many threats from water, fire, mold, storms, floods, biohazards, and other situations common to our region, we need a diverse and educated team to handle every facet of restoration and recovery that our customers might need.

While the area is rich in American history, these days the Middletown/New Britain area is still home to Wesleyan University, Capitol Lunch, Martin Rosol’s Homemade Meats, New Britain Stadium and the Middlesex Chamber of Commerce (which is the largest Chamber in the United States). Even with these attractions and historic properties, the greatest draw to our area is the people here. As a locally owned and operated restoration team, the same communities we work so quickly to help when disaster strikes are the ones that we share with our customers.

Being a successful restoration company through our region means much more than helping our customers whenever disaster strikes. We have worked hard to become a stable pillar within our communities to give back to our cities and towns in every way that we can. We actively engage in Kiwanis, Habitat for Humanity, United Way, and MARC Community Resources to help our area to grow and thrive in every possible way.

Our SERVPRO team excels with the commitment we have for our customers. Even years after disasters have taken place; our professionals have the experience and the advanced equipment to restore and recover damaged properties to make the effects “Like it never even happened.” No matter when disasters strike, you can count on our team of qualified and certified professionals to help.

SERVPRO of Middletown / New Britain is an IICRC Certified Firm. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is a non-profit organization that sets the standards, develops the protocols, and certifies companies and technicians in property damage restoration in conjunction with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).  Our Certified Firm status requires that we hold the necessary individual certifications and follow the IICRC's ethical standards in performing property damage restoration.