Litchfield Cleanup and Restoration

Litchfield, Illinois is a farming community with roots dating back to 1850's. The Ariston Café is one of the oldest restaurants along the historic U.S. Route 66, commonly known as Old Route 66, though the café itself claims it is possibly the oldest. The café was inducted into the Route 66 Hall of Fame in 1992. Another landmark is Litchfield's Lake Lou Yaeger, located northeast of town. The Sky View Theater is a member of the Route 66 Hall of Fame and has been in operation since 1950. It is among the last drive-in theaters still operating along Route 66. The grand opening of the Litchfield Museum and Route 66 Welcome Center was June 1, 2013. The museum is located across from the Ariston Café at 334 North Historic Route 66. The museum is owned by the Litchfield Museum and Route 66 Welcome Center Association and is maintained mainly through donations. In 1934, The Belvidere Motel opened in Litchfield. It is one of the oldest motels around.

Despite being located east of the Illinois River, Litchfield is susceptible to water damage, whether it's intense thunderstorms, or faulty appliances. While having Lake Lou Yaeger, it can also be the site flash flooding or ice melt off during the winter months, severe weather can quickly make its way to Litchfield. 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.

When water, fire or storm damage strike, Litchfield residents can rely upon on the trained restoration professionals, like SERVPRO technicians, to get the job done quickly and effectively. With decades of experience, continuous industry training, and top of the line equipment, SERVPRO's restoration technicians are ready to help. SERVPRO is here 24/7 year round to make it "Like it never even happened."