Belchertown Cleanup and Restoration

Belchertown Water Damage and Fire Damage Resources

Belchertown, MA, was officially incorporated in 1761 as part of Cold Spring after the colonization of this area of Hampshire County in 1731. Quaint, historic homes and proximity to the Quabbin Reservoir, created in the 1930s after several flooding events, give the town an interesting character. Hike to beautiful overlooks at the Reservoir or the natural settings at the Herman Covey Wildlife Management Area, featuring sloping hills, rocky cliffs, and flatlands outlined by the cold, clear waters of the Swift River. 

After a rigorous nature walk, drop into The Grapevine Grill, La Trattoria Pizzeria, or Masa Mexicano for some delicious eats. Summer and fall are great times to experience some local culture. Check out the Concerts on the Common or Movies Under the Stars. The Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks include marching bands and antique cars. Mid-October features the annual Fall Foliage Festival, followed by the Halloween Spooktacular. Work off your Thanksgiving dinner by entering the Turkey Trot 5K.

We Have Your Back When Water Woes Are on the Rise

SERVPRO® is Faster to any size disaster™, meeting the needs of Belchertown residents who suffer from water damage caused by anything from summer thunderstorms or fall downpours to appliance malfunctions or plumbing leaks. Our technicians are skilled and experienced in a wide range of interventions designed to locate and remove water incursions, as well as track moisture migration into building cavities and porous materials. We supply our crews with state-of-the-art, commercial-grade equipment that helps make short work of floodwater removal, applied structural drying, and mold remediation efforts, if necessary.

Partner with Us for Fire Damage Recovery

A household blaze is terrifying to endure and exhausting to clean up. The team from SERVPRO responds to smoke, soot, and charring 24/7, including managing firefighting water or extinguisher residues that were used to douse the flames.