Loachapoka Cleanup and Restoration

Loachapoka is a town in Lee County, Alabama. It is just to the west and bordering the city of Auburn, Alabama. The Lee County Historical Society Museum is located in an 1845 general store in the Loachapoka historic district, located at Pioneer Park, which is a six and-a-half-acre park of 9 buildings and 5 gardens reminiscent of the 1850s in east central Alabama. The Loachapoka Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 11, 1973. Loachapoka was home to two fall festivals, both held on the same day each fall—the annual Syrup Sopping Day and the Lee County Historical Fair. The two festivals were combined into one and named Pioneer Day. Pioneer Day events attract more than 20,000 people to Loachapoka annually.

East central Alabama is known for hot summers and short, mild winters. Each season still comes with the potential for storm damage to your Loachapoka residential or commercial building. Whether flooding from a severe thunderstorm in the summer or roof damage that led to water damage from hail in the colder months, SERVPRO professionals are "Here to help."

Loachapoka residents rely on restoration professionals, like SERVPRO, when water, fire or storm damage impact their home or business. With decades of experience and a nationwide network of franchises, there is no job too big or too small for the SERVPRO team. We also know emergencies don't wait for business hours and that's why our team of professionals are ready to help 24/7, all 365 days of the year. Don't hesitate to give us a call if you find your home or business impacted by disaster.