False Cape, Virginia lies just north of the Virginia-North Carolina line and occupies one of the most pristine stretches of coastal habitat in the mid-Atlantic region. This one-by-six-mile strip of land between the Atlantic Ocean and Back Bay is remote, largely undeveloped, encompasses a variety of wetland and upland habitats, and thus is a treasure of biological diversity. Maritime forest, wetlands, swamp forest and Back Bay marshes are just a few of the significant community types represented here. Also, because False Cape is near the northern limit for many southern species, it is home to many state-rare plants and animals. In all, more than two-dozen rare species have been found here. The preserve also draws an abundance of songbirds, waterfowl, and shorebirds - especially during the fall and spring migrations. Managed as a State Park since 1980, the undeveloped portions of False Cape were dedicated as a State Natural Area Preserve in 2002. False Cape is 3,844 acres with 5.9 miles of beachfront that extends into the North Carolina line.
Storm and Water Damage happen in False Cape, Virginia
While the Chances for Water or Storm damage are very low, due to the fact that there is not an abundance of residential or commercial properties located in False Cape, 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
False Cape'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.
