Back Bay Cleanup and Restoration

Back Bay, Virginia is home to the National Wildlife Refuge in southeastern Virginia it is located in the independent city of Virginia Beach. Established in 1938 in an isolated portion of the former Princess Anne County, it is managed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The National Wildlife Refuge contains over 9,200 acres of marsh, beaches, dunes, woodlands and farm fields.  Most of the fresh water refuge is on the Currituck Banks Peninsula, which borders the Atlantic Ocean on the East and the Back Bay of the Currituck Sound on the West.  The managed water pools are visible to visitors as they travel refuge trails on the way to adjacent False Cape State Park, which is only accessible by foot, bicycle, boat/kayak or tram. Boardwalk trails traverse portions of the freshwater marsh, and in summer a combination of woodland and estuarine birds are found here.

Water and Storm Damage happen in Back Bay, Virginia

Back in the old days, most flooding was caused by hurricanes and southeast winds. More recently the southwest winds have worsened, and they blow across Back Bay with such force that the wave action has destroyed small islands that once existed there. With that and decline of aquatic grasses,  the Bay is now even more vulnerable because there was nothing to slow the water. There are always risks of water damage when residing close to water ways. While it doesn't happen often, when the need for restoration services are needed, our property owners have 24/7 access to seek professional help.

Back Bay's Professional Cleanup and Restoration Company

SERVPRO offers 24/7 Restoration services. Our team of professionals can handle any size disaster, no disaster is too large or too small.  SERVPRO professionals are ready to mobilize when disaster strikes, We are certified and trained to handle your water, fire, storm or mold damages.