Your Choice in Prince George for Water and Fire Damage Restoration
Just south of the James River sits Prince George County. Originally part of the Charles City Shire of the Virginia colony, Prince George can trace its roots back to 1619, but was not called Prince George County until later in 1703. Between the James River and Appomattox River, there is no surprise that one of the main draws of Prince George is its many parks. You can take a trip to Scott Memorial Park to enjoy 60 acres of park with a playground, soccer fields, baseball fields and even a zipline park. Appomattox River Regional Park is the area’s newest, developed in partnership with Friends of the Lower Appomattox River. Prince George is also home to the James River National Wildlife Refuge, a 4,400-acre refuge which supports hundreds of native plant and animal species in the forests, wetlands, and grasslands. A trip to Swaders Sports Park is a sure bet for fun for your whole family, with laser tag, go karts, mini golf and more!
Unfortunately, even Prince George County is not immune to the dangers of water and fire damage. Because of its location between the James and Appomattox Rivers the area can at times be at risk of flooding, and the summer climate of Virginia can bring heavy rains and even heavier humidity that can cause many issues in residents’ homes and businesses. While fire damage is less common than water damage, it can still happen, and cause disruptions in people’s lives and businesses. When the residents of Prince George County need a professional restoration service after water or fire damage, they can count on SERVPRO to get the job done. Our team is available 24/7, 365 days a year for emergency services. We know the importance of limiting interruptions in your businesses and lives and that’s why we are dedicated to responding faster to any size disaster. With over 2000 franchises nationwide, our team has the resources to confidently handle jobs big and small with the expertise and professionalism needed to set your mind at ease during a stressful event.
