Frederick Cleanup and Restoration

Concerns over Fire Damage and Water Damage in Frederick Homes       

Frederick, MD, is a city and the county seat of Frederick County, with a total area of 23.96 square miles. Individuals who settled in the city included Jewish pioneers Henry Lazarus and Levy Cohan in the 1740s as merchants. The city has several acclaimed public and private institutions, including North Frederick Elementary School, Orchard Grove Elementary School, Frederick High School, and Governor Thomas Johnson High School. For higher education, options include Hood College and Frederick Community College. There's also the Schifferstadt Architectural Museum, which showcases one of the oldest buildings in Maryland.

Frederick, MD, has various residential options for those looking to settle down, from modern apartments to elegant estates in areas like Worman's Mill and Whittier. The Weinberg Center for the Arts hosts live performances ranging from concerts to plays, including the Rock-A-Billy the Night Away - Weinberg Center for the Arts on March 22, 2025, Charlotte's Web on April 6, 2025, and Celeste Ng on May 1, 2025. For more upcoming events, there is the School's Out: Together We Grow on March 28, 2025, and The Courier Express Events - Spring Break Camp on April 14, 2025, at Rose Hill Manor Park.

Odor Concerns following Water Damage

If not dried properly, water can remain in a structure for a prolonged period, causing rot and mold. Unpleasant odors may develop, and knowing their source is essential since they highlight other hazards related to moisture damage. Sanitizing the premises is, therefore, very important to prohibit further odor generation. Rather than masking smells with air fresheners, which is often ineffective, SERVPRO® removes the remaining bodies of water, dries the area, and disposes of damaged materials.

Odor sources

• Bacteria activity
• Material breakdown and off-gassing
• Mold and mildew growth

Fire Damage Impacts on Your Home Air Quality

Fires release chemicals, soot, and delicate particulate matter into the air, compromising indoor air quality even after extinguishing flames. SERVPRO crews use HEPA filtration, air scrubbing, and ozone treatments to remove airborne pollutants. We deep clean surfaces, replace HVAC filters, and use activated carbon filters to eliminate lingering pollutants.

SERVPRO improves air quality following water and fire damage.