Cochran, Georgia is a small city located in Bleckley County that is home to just over 5,000 people. The city was incorporated in 1869 and was named after Judge Arthur E. Cochran, who was President of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad.
When you’re in the area, be sure to visit Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park, The Allman Brothers Band Museum at the Big House, test your skills at Barrington Hall Golf Club, visit the Museum of Arts and Sciences, go shopping at the Macon Mall, take a tour of the historic Cannonball House (built in 1853) or see a show at The Grand Opera House.
Despite being nestled in south Georgia, it is still susceptible to water damage. Flash flooding and thunderstorms know no bounds and are capable of causing significant damage. But, mother nature isn’t the only cause of water damage, faulty piping and appliances are also common culprits of home damage and can break down without warning. If your home or business in Cochran is in need of water damage restoration, SERVPRO is ready.
But, water damage isn’t the only risk that Cochran faces. The Georgia heat can become overwhelming quickly and fires can appear without warning. In addition, fires can easily start from cooking, candles, faulty wiring, and out-of-control fireplace fires during the bitter Georgia winters.
Lastly, Cochran has a 50% greater chance of tornadoes than the national average. So, storm damage is a very real threat to College Hill.
If your home or business is damaged by fire, water, or a storm SERVPRO is available 24 hours a day to respond quickly and begin the damage restoration process.
