Fort Washington Cleanup and Restoration

Fort Washington Relies on SERVPRO for Fire Damage and Water Damage Cleanup

Harmony Hall, a striking Georgian country house built around 1769, is part of Fort Washington, Maryland's colonial past. Originally named Battersea, this elegant red brick mansion sits along Broad Creek, offering a peek into 18th-century plantation life. The house was later renamed Harmony Hall and has since become a preserved historic site managed by the National Park Service.

Upcoming Events in Fort Washington

Experience the metal band Spiritbox as they bring their Tsunami Sea North American Tour to the MGM National Harbor, kicking off on Friday, April 11, 2025, at 6:30 PM. This band always delivers a high-energy show, promising a fantastic experience for metal fans. On Saturday, June 21, 2025, the Fort Washington Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) will hold a Poker Run from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The event starts at Fort Washington Harley-Davidson. Participants will take a picturesque motorbike trip and gather playing cards at selected stops to construct a poker hand. Prizes are provided for the best hands. Join the Potomac Conservancy and the National Park Service on August 9, 2025, for a community trash cleanup in Fort Washington and Fort Foote Parks. This volunteer opportunity aims to improve the health of the Potomac River and its surroundings.

Home Office Water Cleanup

When moisture seeps into your home office, the carpeting can trap dampness beneath the fibers, creating the perfect environment for mold. SERVPRO® technicians use weighted extraction tools to remove excess moisture from the padding and carpet, followed by air movers to accelerate drying.

Kitchen Refresh After a Fire

Smoke can settle into your kitchen cabinets, leaving stubborn odors and oily residue behind. SERVPRO technicians use specialized degreasers to break down soot on wood and laminate surfaces, ensuring your kitchen is safe and fresh.

SERVPRO tackles fire damage and water damage in Fort Washington homes and makes it, "Like it never even happened."