Phoebus’ Fire and Water Damage Restoration Pros
The Town of Phoebus was originally founded as Mill Creek in 1609 and changed its name to Phoebus in 1900 in honor of its leading citizen, Harrison Phoebus, who was a main proponent in getting the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to build the Hampton Branch. Today, Phoebus is a historical community nestled in the City of Hampton, bordered by the Hampton River, and the Chesapeake Bay. Fort Monroe is located in Phoebus, the key defensive site of the Chesapeake Bay for at least 400 years and was recognized as the Fort Monroe National Monument in 2011. With such a storied history, there’s plenty to see in Phoebus, such as the Emancipation Oak, and the American Theatre, a theatre with over 100 years of history in Hampton.
Despite the area’s historical significance, Phoebus residents and business owners are not immune to the dangers of water and fire damage. A coastal town, the area is no stranger to harsh weather conditions blowing in, and heavy storms can bring additional troubles from storm surges. Due to its low elevation, flooding is also a risk to homes and businesses. When water damage occurs, especially due to weather events and flooding, it’s important to enlist the help of a professional restoration company who has the experience and training necessary to ensure that the building is properly dried out. While less common, fires can still happen and lead to lives being displaced, or businesses being disrupted. Responding quickly to fire damages can help limit the damage caused by the smoke and soot after the fact and help get homes and businesses back in order with the least amount of complications.
SERVPRO understands the importance of acting quickly and is dedicated to responding faster to any size disaster. With a network of over 2000 franchises, there is no job too big or small for us to handle. Our teams are constantly training in the latest techniques and technologies to help ensure that your historical Phoebus home or business receives the care that it deserves.
