Our History

Since 1997, the Owners of SERVPRO of Bennington and Rutland Counties has been helping the people of Bennington and Rutland Vermont Counties and neighboring communities. More than thousands of customers have called upon us to restore their property.

John and Angie Flood opened their first business in 1997 named “Deep Clean Restoration.” located in the small town of North Bennington, Vermont. It started as a carpet cleaning business but, grew over the years adding many services including water mitigation and fire restoration. In 2014, The Floods decided to become part of the SERVPRO family and are now owners of the SERVPRO of Bennington and Rutland Counties. Angie ended her career in nursing to run the office, and John continued to work with our crew out in the field.

Committed to our Community

Owners, John A. Flood, Angie Flood, and John M. Flood (Son) as well as our leadership team, grew up and raised their families in this community. We are invested in the future of our community and our customers’ needs. As we have grown, our mission has never changed. We serve the people, the businesses, and organizations of Greater North East area that help make our community great. We help organizations such as Bennington College, Shire Housing, Williams College and are dedicated to partnering with our local Chambers of Commerce to help serve our Community even more.

Our team at SERVPRO of Bennington and Rutland Counties not only comes with over 20 years of experience, but we come prepared in the restoration industry. From our initial and ongoing training at SERVPRO’s Corporate Training Facility to regular IICRC industry certifications, mold certification, and Epa certifications, please be rest assured our staff is equipped with the knowledge and resources to restore your property.

If you would like to schedule cleanup or restoration services for your residential or commercial property, please call our 24-hour emergency service today, (802)375-1500. Our goal is to help minimize the interruption to your life and quickly make it "Like it never even happened."