Worthington Cleanup and Restoration

At the crossroads of Ohio, Worthington, OH is located at the intersection of U.S. State Route 23 and State Route 161. The pioneer village, named after Ohio Senator Thomas Worthington was founded in 1803, has a New England feel to the downtown buildings along with the houses that surround it. With its unique look, Worthington’s community is filled with spirit and excellent quality of life for people of all ages, businesses, employees, and families. Education remains a hallmark for this community, consistently earning the highest ratings on the state’s school district report cards. Although Worthington is famous for the Ohio Railway Museum, it’s the small-town charm and unique offerings that draw crowds to its elegantly restored shops and eateries in Downtown Worthington despite its origins more than two centuries ago. Worthington is a strong community that will continue to advocate for growth, sustainability, collaboration, and engagement.

Damage To Your Home and Business in Worthington, OH

Not only do the residential and commercial structures remind us of New England, but the weather also does as well. Luckily, Worthington is not located near any major rivers but that doesn’t mean it's exempt from water damage. Residents can expect heavy rainfall through the summer and spring months, and significant snowfall in the winter months. Residential properties and businesses are susceptible to storm damage from sump pumps, drains, sewers, ice dams, and busted pipes. Although disasters causing water damage are more common, fires can still happen. Unexpected instances of lightning strikes, grease fires, or electrical fires are common causes when SERVPRO technicians respond to fire emergencies.

The Restoration Experts

SERVPRO technicians are highly trained and certified to handle any size water, fire, or storm disaster that affects your home or business. From water damage in the basement to fire damage on the roof, our restoration specialists are available for you 24/7.