Capitol Heights Cleanup and Restoration

Capitol Heights is a community in Prince George's County, Maryland, that is on the border of Washington, D.C. About 4,000 people live in the Capitol Heights neighborhood in Maryland. In 1904, Washington, D.C., was growing quickly. The improved public transportation system made the idea of living on the outskirts of Washington D.C. increasingly appealing to people looking for housing. Many buyers bought two lots in this new neighborhood that was to become Capitol Heights. The approximately 200 householders voted to incorporate their community as Capitol Heights in 1910. Residents of Capitol Heights were promised an electric railway for almost 80 years with no result. In 1980, that long-ago promised electric railway finally was a reality. Capitol Heights got its own station on the Washington Metro line, providing easy access to the entire region. The land around the station has been declared an Enterprise Zone.

Water Damage Restoration for Residents and Business Owners

Restoration is serious business and should be done by trained professionals. SERVPRO technicians are given extensive fire damage restoration training as well as water damage restoration training. This training helps give them the knowledge they need to become certified in different areas of restoration. Fire damage restoration is difficult work and should only be done by experts with advanced equipment. After a fire water damage is often left behind and can be difficult to detect. There is also soot and strong odors often left behind. SERVPRO technicians will inspect your home or business and assess the damage.