Blacksburg, Virginia is located in Montgomery County, Virginia, off of US 460 which connects to I-81 and I-77. The population of the town is 44,826 and rapidly growing because of the professional population and the residency of students that move permanently. It is largely comprised of Virginia Tech Polytechnical Institute and University, which provides undergraduate and graduate degrees to its students. Blacksburg experiences a range of climate changes throughout the year which can lead to fire damage, water damage, and more due to the weather, producing the need for fire damage restoration and water damage restoration. Water damage from burst pipes can especially be an issue due to freezing temperatures or fire damage due to bar-b-ques gone wrong; water damage restoration or fire damage restoration services are a necessary service in the area.

Blacksburg is one of the smaller towns in Virginia, but because of the university, it is thriving and rapidly growing. There is always something to do in Blacksburg. For fans of Virginia Tech, head down to Lane Stadium to catch the Hokies in the fall, the Hahn Horticultural Gardens to see beautiful foliage and flowers, or to the Moss Arts Center for art exhibits and locally to internationally produced shows. For the nature lover, visit the Coal Mining Heritage Park to experience history, or take a dip in the water at New River Junction for a refreshing swim or float. There is also a plethora of activities such as the Farmers Market, movies and bowling at the Cinebowl, or arthouse and vintage movies at the Lyric Theatre. Wrap up a fun evening by enjoying drinks at Rising Silo Brewery or Beliveau Farms, and dinner at the Cellar, the Black Hen and Bar Blue, or 622 North Restaurant Wine Bar.