Chatham Cleanup and Restoration

Chatham is a village in Sangamon County, Illinois, United States. It is located 2.8 miles south of Springfield and has a retail trade area that extends into four other municipalities, including Springfield. Every June the Chatham American Legion Homecoming Festival takes place in the Chatham town square. Each year in July, Chatham is host to the Chatham Sweet Corn Festival and Illinois Championship Cow Chip Throw sponsored by the Chatham Jaycees. Each year in September Chatham Jaycees host the Octoberfest in the Chatham town square.

The Chatham Railroad Museum is located in a former railroad station from 1902 that is now owned by the village. The township of Chatham may have been named after William Pitt, the British prime minister known as "the great commoner" and Earl of Chatham. The township was originally called Campbell Township after John Campbell, the first European settler to the area in 1818. The Caldwell Farmstead, located off Illinois 4 north of Chatham, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Despite being located in the heart of Illinois, Chatham is susceptible to water damage, whether it's intense thunderstorms, or faulty appliances. Severe weather can quickly make its way to Chatham.

In the heart of Sangamon County, Chatham experiences all four seasons. With the threat of winter causing freezing pipes and bitterly cold temps and bringing ice to the area; may bring with it water mitigation needs. As for fire damages, SERVPRO has training restoration specialist that are prepared to tackle the heat from the summer and any damage to homeowners and business owners that the heat can bring.