Rochester Cleanup and Restoration

Rochester is a village and suburb of Springfield in Sangamon County, Illinois, United States. The village was settled in 1819, and is located in Rochester Township. Rochester is part of the Springfield, Illinois Metropolitan Statistical Area. Located on the northwest side of the village is the Rochester Community Park, erected and operated by the Village of Rochester. The late 1990s saw massive expansion on the park, with the addition of a lighted ballfield, multiple soccer fields, and the Friendship Fort, a massive play-structure built in 1998. The park hosts many village events, including "Sparks In The Park", an annual Independence Day festival with vendors, entertainment, a carnival, and a parade. Spanning three days, the event attracts not only the citizens of Rochester, but visitors from the surrounding areas as well.

Rochester is the southeastern end of the Lost Bridge Trail, a 5.0-mile trail built by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) atop an abandoned railbed formerly used by the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) railroad. The trail crosses the South Fork of the Sangamon River near Rochester, and crosses Sugar Creek near Springfield. Sugar Creek carries the outflow from Lake Springfield, a sizable nearby reservoir. The Lost Bridge trail name recalls IDOT's failure to prevent salvagers affiliated with the B&O from dismantling the Sugar Creek bridge for scrap.

Despite being located in the just south east of Springfield, Rochester is susceptible to water damage, whether it's intense thunderstorms, or faulty appliances. Severe weather can quickly make its way to Rochester. 

In the heart of Illinois, Rochester 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.