Bethania, North Carolina, is a national historic landmark. They were founded in 1759 as a self-sufficient farming community that allowed both Moravian and non-Moravian settlers. The town was designed by Surveyor Christian Philip and is the only sample of a European Style "open field" agricultural village remaining in North Carolina. It is also the oldest municipality in Forsyth County, and it is listed on the North Carolina State Historic Register of Places.

Bethania's rich history can be further researched at the Historic Bethania Visitor's Center located on South Main Street. There you can get a self-directed tour map and see these beautifully preserved homes and storefronts. With all these amazing and historic properties, it's critical for property owners to know who to call if a disaster such as fire, water, or storm damage should occur. In addition, mold could be catastrophic to these historic structures. The property owners of Bethania can rest assured that our team of highly trained technicians is available 24/7 to begin the cleanup process if a disaster should occur.

In addition to the walking tour, Bethania has four hiking trails through verdant forests and preserved farmland. The trails range from the .8-mile Orchard Trail to the 1.42-mile Forest Walk.

While the Triad of North Carolina is known for having moderate weather, that does not mean severe weather cannot happen. And since this community is of historical significance, it is critical for the residents and business owners to understand the potential damage that could occur due to severe weather and who to call to help restore their property. SERVPRO of West Forsyth County understands the stress and worry that comes with fire or water damage when it affects your home or business. Our goal is to help minimize the interruption to your life and quickly make it "Like it never even happened."