Villa Grove Cleanup and Restoration

Villa Grove was known for its Pancake Festivals in the 1940s, which drew crowds over 10,000. In the 1970s, the festival was replaced by the Ag Days celebration. Ag Days currently offers carnival rides, a car show, a parade, multiple vendors, live music, and a demolition derby. Villa Grove's location at the confluence of Jordan Slough and the Embarras River has resulted in flooding during the city's history. In January 1950, Villa Grove was isolated by flooding, more than 1/3 of the city was underwater and the Red Cross reported 100 families were homeless. Another flood in April 1994 left over half of the city's 1,000 homes flooded and the city's water supply was tainted. At one point, portions of main street were 6 feet underwater.

Water, Fire, and Storm Damage in Villa Grove, IL

Despite being located in Central, Illinois, Villa Grove is still susceptible to water damage, whether it's the result of flash floods, intense thunderstorms, or internal issues such as burst pipes or faulty appliances. All four seasons have a chance to shine in Villa Grove. However, winters can grow bitterly cold, brining snow, sleet, and ice to the area, which may contribute to additional water hazards and require immediate restoration. 

SERVPRO is Ready to Assist Villa Grove, IL Residents

When water, fire, or storm damage strikes, Villa Grove residents rely upon the expertise of damage restoration professionals, like SERVPRO technicians, to get the job done quickly and effectively. With over 20 years of experience, elite equipment, and continuous industry training, SERVPRO restoration professionals are prepared to help. We arrive at each job ready to provide the individualized care of a local franchise, with the support of a national brand. With 24/7 availability year-round, rest assured we are always ready to make it "Like it never even happened."