Park View is a neighborhood near Howard University, in central Washington, D.C. The neighborhood's name comes from the views east over the campus of the Old Soldiers' Home. Park View is a quiet corner of the city and is primarily a residential community. The revitalization of the corridor began with the E.L. Haynes Public Charter School, founded in 2004, and Temperance Hall in 2006. Since that time, a number of new restaurants and shops have opened, and the commercial revitalization of the community continues. The area that defines the Park View neighborhood extends from Gresham Place north to Rock Creek Church Road, and from Georgia Avenue to the Soldiers' Home grounds. On June 4, 1886, the transition of the rural community to the west of the Soldiers' Home into Washington's Park View neighborhood began. The Soldiers' Home granted permission to the neighborhood to hold their Fourth of July celebrations there in 1917. Today Georgia Avenue is the commercial artery of Park View. It was built in 1810 which makes it one of Washington's oldest streets connecting the city of Washington to nearby neighborhoods.

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When Park View residents need fire damage restoration, they can rely on SERVPRO to be there for them. SERVPRO provides water damage restoration services 24 hours a day. We respond quickly when you have an emergency like storm damage. SERVPRO experts can handle a wide variety of restoration and construction services. Whether you need water damage restoration in your home or business, we have you covered. We can take care of residential restoration as well as large scale commercial services. Our technicians also do commercial cleaning, so make sure your business is looking its best. If you suspect mold, contact us right away so a certified technician can inspect your home or business.