Cape Neddick is a small community within the town of York, Maine. Essentially, Cape Neddick is the rocky peninsula that divides Long Sands and Short Sands Beach. Right off the tip of Cape Neddick sits the Nubble Lighthouse, the most distinctive feature of this community and considered to be the "most photographed" lighthouse. Cape Neddick and the surrounding areas offers plenty of activities, great food and places to see. If you're looking for lodging in Cape Neddick, look no further than Cliff House Maine, a beautiful luxury hotel offering spa services, 5-star dining, and breathtaking views! Adjacent to Cliff House is the Cape Neddick Country Club, just one of the 18-hole golf courses the area has to offer.

Property Damage Happens in Cape Neddick

Situated on the Atlantic Ocean and separating 2 beaches, winters find Cape Neddick residents in need of water damage restoration throughout the year. The heavy snowfall, ice dams, severe storms, harsh winds and often frigid temperatures of Maine winters add additional property challenges for homeowners. Generally the spring thaw is when homeowners and business owners are in need of water damage restoration. Lengthy periods of sometimes subzero temperatures followed by a sudden warm up will cause water damage to property. While not frequent, when the unfortunate does occur, Cape Neddick property owners have 24/7 access to professional help for their water damage or fire damage restoration.

SERVPRO is Ready to Assist Cape Neddick, ME Residents

When water, fire, or storm damage happens, Cape Neddick residents know they can rely on the expertise and professionalism of SERVPRO technicians to get the job done in a quick, effective manner. SERVPRO technicians carry certification from the IICRC and SERVPRO Industries. We're ready 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to take on any size project or loss you may experience. Locally owned for over 20 years, our employees are familiar with Cape Neddick and the surrounding communities of York, York Beach and York Harbor. You can rely on SERVPRO to make it "Like it never even happened".