Fire and Water Damage Removal for National Harbor

?National Harbor, Maryland, was developed in the late 1990s and 2000s and is a vibrant waterfront destination along the Potomac River. A prominent landmark is The Awakening, a 72-foot statue by J. Seward Johnson Jr., depicting a giant emerging from the earth. Initially installed in Washington, D.C., it was relocated to National Harbor in 2008. ?

National Harbor hosts MAGFest (Music and Gaming Festival), a massive four-day event celebrating video games and music that attracts tens of thousands of attendees each January. Guests can enjoy concerts, gaming tournaments, and panels related to music, gaming, and pop culture.

In February, Katsucon takes place at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. This three-day anime convention features cosplay, panels, and workshops tailored to fans of Japanese pop culture, animation, music, literature, and film. It attracts an average of well over 15,000 attendees each year.

National Harbor kicks off the holiday season each November with a nightly Tree-Lighting Ceremony. From sunset to 9 PM, fireworks accompany the 60-foot RGB tree illumination. Other events, including ice sculpture exhibits, take place throughout the holidays.

Eliminating Fire Damage Odors from Fabrics with Professional Help

Removing fire damage odors with SERVPRO® solutions involves:?

• Cleaning affected surfaces with soot removal tools and OSHA-approved biocides tailored to fibers.
• Using thermal fogging for broad-spectrum odor control.
• Deploying hydroxyl generators for gentle ultraviolet-based odor counteracting on fibers and fabrics.

Restoring Tile, Grout, and Caulk After Water Damage Exposure

Restoring water-damaged bathroom tile, grout, and caulk with SERVPRO's help includes:?

• Removing any damaged tiles in preparation for replacement.
• Cleaning grout with solutions tailored to this porous material.
• Removing unsalvageable caulk and applying new caulk around appliances.

You can contact SERVPRO for assistance with your fire and water damage needs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.