New Haven is a village in Lenox Township in Macomb County, Michigan. The population as of the 2020 census is 6097. The Swan Creek band of Chippewa originally lived in what is now New Haven. The first French settlers arrived in 1835. The settlement was initially called the New Baltimore Station before incorporating as the Village of New Haven in 1869. For years, SERVPRO® has been restoring fire damage and water damage for the residents and businesses here.
The Salt River Park, Pollard Park, the Detroit Zoo, Stahl’s Automotive Museum, and the Downtown Tarot Company are popular local attractions. The Detroit Institute of Arts is a large public museum displaying global works.
People living in this part of the country are no strangers to severe weather. On average, the village enjoys 179 sunny days and gets 34 inches of rain and 32 inches of snow each year. Blizzards, thunderstorms and lightning, hail, rain, and tornadoes have been recorded in the region. Fortunately, SERVPRO’s technicians are trained and certified to restore storm damage by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). Residents and commercial businesses appreciate knowing that SERVPRO is part of a national network of over 2000 franchises that can mobilize quickly to any city in the United States and Canada when storms and disasters occur.
Storm damage, fire damage, and water damage are common challenges for homes and businesses here. No matter when you need us, our technicians are on call and ready to respond to your emergency 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call us today!
