Loudon Cleanup and Restoration

Loudon Water Damage and Fire Damage Restoration

Loudon, NH, is in Merrimack County and is a rather rural town. The town was named after John Campbell, the fourth Earl of Loudoun, who was a soldier for the English Army.  In the past, life in Loudon revolved around farming and hunting. Today, Loudon is an industrious town with plenty to offer growing families. Motorsports fans are well familiar with New Hampshire Motor Speedway, a premier venue that hosts NASCAR events and concerts. Recreation is easy to find, too, as Loudon boasts beautiful parks and numerous local hiking areas with trails that wind through New Hampshire's scenic woodlands, including Recreation Hiking Trail, Bachelder Town Forest, Loudon Recreational Skatepark, Epp's Mill Hiking Trail, and Lovejoy Hiking Trails. For camping, the Cascade Campground is a great spot where RV hookups and rustic sites provide an ideal home base for outdoor adventures.

Loudon, NH, provides education for elementary-aged children at Loudon Elementary School, while students beyond the elementary level attend Merrimack Valley Regional Middle School and Merrimack Valley Regional High School in nearby Penacook, New Hampshire, through a tuition arrangement. If you're in the mood to explore local heritage, the Loudon Historical Society Museum showcases the town's past through fascinating exhibits. For daily convenience or a bite to eat, local businesses like the Eggshell Restaurant, Beanies Bar & Grill, and Brookside Pizza are popular community staples.

Managing Water Damage to Insulation          

While insulation is vital for energy efficiency, it can become a major liability when water gets in. Time frame and the type of insulation are the two factors SERVPRO® crews use to determine whether to replace or save waterlogged insulation. Fiberglass insulation, for instance, may be dried in certain circumstances. If installed inside wall cavities, we open up the wall or inject dry air into the cavities using special drying equipment. 

Signs of water damage on insulation

• Clusters of black spots on the internal wall
• Musty smell
• High energy bills

Insulation Replacement after Fire Damage

In addition to damaging a property's structural components, fire may also damage the insulation and compromise its effectiveness. Fiberglass doesn't burn readily, but it can trap smoke particles and become contaminated, so it should be replaced. SERVPRO crews safely remove contaminated insulation and use HEPA vacuums, air scrubbers, and odor-neutralizing agents to clean affected areas. 

Contact SERVPRO for your insulation, water, and fire damage concerns.