McLean Cleanup and Restoration

McLean is in southwestern McLean County. Interstate 55 passes through the east side of the village, with access from Exit 145. I-55 leads northeast 15 miles (24 km) to Bloomington, the county seat, and southwest 16 miles to Lincoln. The village of McLean was laid out on June 22, 1855, by Franklin Price. McLean was laid out when the Alton and Springfield Railroad, soon to become the Alton Railroad, was first built through McLean County. The nearby towns of Atlanta, Normal, and Towanda were laid out at the same time as McLean.

In McLean, whether you're a resident or a visitor, there are lots of wonderful things to do there.  Located on the McLean Village Square, there is a nostalgic gaming center named Arcadia. Arcadia's mission is to provide a place for folks to experience the near-forgotten excitement of a real game arcade. They have replicated the closest thing to a real, old-fashioned arcade as possible. Established in 1928 on old Route 66, the Dixie has changed hands over the years but kept the original signage and name. A refuge for truckers, the truck stop is open 365 days a year/24 hours a day. 

The historic McLean Depot was erected in 1855 and is said to have been the first building in McLean. It was moved from its original location along the tracks in 1970 and is still in use, now as the McLean Depot Train Shop, a hobby shop specializing in model railroading items available in stock and through special order.

Water or Fire Restoration happens in towns and cities of all sizes. 

SERVPRO is there for our communities. We work with first responders to establish relationships based on what their needs are and planning for what could happen-in the hope it never does. 

McLean is home to remarkable sites and established buildings that are cherished by their communities-it's important to know the people within the community and those businesses in order to plan for the what if in life. We want to make sure that when it happens...we make it "Like it never even happened"