Takoma Park is a little different than many of the other cities in suburban Washington D.C. One of the things that make it a unique place to live is the fact 16 and 17-year-olds are able to vote in elections. It was the first city in the United States to allow this in an election. It also is a "nuclear free zone." It was incorporated in 1890 and is informally called "Azaela City." Cantered near the railroad it was originally planned as a commuter suburb. Takoma Park also has a vibrant Community Center that features arts, music and poetry as well as sports. In addition to the various activities, they also have an after-school program. There is also a free music festival each year. The Takoma Park Folk Festival features music by local musicians on six stages.

Heavy Rain, Strong Winds and Flooding Aren't Common but Do Happen in this Area

Weather in and around the Washington D.C. area can be unpredictable. Wind and rain can do a lot of damage to your home or business. If you have flooding, you should contact SERVPRO as soon as possible. Standing water can lead to serious mold issues.

Here to Help the Community with Restoration

SERVPRO is part of the Takoma Park community. If you have storm or water damage depend on our experienced, knowledgeable teams to respond quickly to your home or business. We can handle your restoration from start to finish, with certified, trained technicians. We can also take care of your fire damage. Our experts have the experience and are equipped with state-of-the-art restoration equipment.