SERVPRO of Wesley Chapel

In 1993, Jeremy George responded to his first water damage call, and of course it was in the middle of the night. He was 13, and that summer job unexpectedly launched a career making property damage “Like it never even happened.”

In the decades since, Jeremy has responded to thousands of disasters, of every size and type, across Pasco County and Tampa Bay and even internationally, while building a mission-driven team that focuses on providing outstanding service with fairness and mutual respect. He is the owner-operator of six restoration franchises which include West Pasco, West Tampa, Tarpon, Wesley Chapel, New Tampa & Hernando County.

SERVPRO of Wesley Chapel – known as SERVPRO of East Pasco until it was renamed in August 2017 to reflect the emerging geographic significance of the Wesley Chapel name – provides professional cleanup for damage from fire, water, mold, and biohazard, as well as other specialty cleaning services. The operation is tied into a national network of more than 1,700 franchises and backed by the depth of knowledge and professional experience of the franchise system founded in 1967 and the local company, operated by the same family for more than 25 years. Our core business is providing restoration and cleanup services in Pasco County, from Land O Lakes to Dade City, and we are designated within the SERVPRO system as a Large Loss Response Team and mobilized as needed to disaster sites across the United States.

With a commitment to ongoing and specialized training and to understanding and exceeding baseline industry standards, SERVPRO of Wesley Chapel is proud to provide premiere restoration services as an IICRC-certified firm. At the core of our daily work, however, is our heart and our effort  to empathize as clients face fire or water damage and the disruption it causes to a life, home or business. From Zephyrhills to Wesley Chapel and Lacoochee to Land O Lakes and everywhere in between, in East Pasco County, when you call SERVPRO our goal is to help minimize the burden and quickly do our best to make it “Like it never even happened.”