Saratoga Springs, New York, is a charming, quaint, historic city named after its mineral springs, which has made it a popular tourist destination for over 200 years. Located only 40 minutes from New York State's capital, it is the home of the Saratoga Race Course, the hub for thoroughbred horse racing. With attractions like the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga National Battlefield, The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, Saratoga Automobile Museum, miles of fairways for golfing, as well as many great restaurants, bookstores and art galleries, Saratoga Springs is a great destination for a weekend getaway!

While this city is certainly picturesque, it is not immune to emergency disasters that may require water damage restoration. Water damage can occur from many different things such as thunderstorms, flash floods, or issues such as a burst pipe, leaky faucets or faulty appliances. Additionally, with being located directly adjacent to Saratoga Lake, flood damage and severe weather can always be a concern for our residents' homes or businesses. Luckily, property owners have 24/7 access to professional help if such water damage does occur.

Living in a place with four seasons is ideal, you get the best of all worlds! But it can also mean you get the worst of all weather types. With winter can come heavy snowfall, ice dams, sleet and other conditions that can cause flooding, water, and subsequent mold damage. With summer, our temperatures can get into the high eighties with high humidity and fires can happen! Bringing in the professionals to begin the fire damage restoration process to get rid of fire, smoke and soot damage, is something our home and business owners can count on. 

When fire, water or storm damage occurs, it’s important to have a reliable, professional restoration team to get your property back on track. SERVPRO has the training, equipment and expertise to take care of the damage and put your mind at ease. We’re available 24/7 and ready to make it “Like it never even happened.”