Earlysville Cleanup and Restoration

Earlysville, Virginia, is home to 1153 people and is located in Albemarle County, about nine miles north of Charlottesville. Residents count on SERVPRO® for all their fire damage and water damage emergencies and have for years. This quiet residential suburb has stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Its well-manicured lawns, stately homes, and proximity to Charlottesville make it a sought-after community.  

Earlysville is named after John Early, who purchased almost a thousand acres of land in 1822. There are lots of things to do and places to see in the area. Chris Green Lake Park is a 239-acre park with many amenities for people who love to spend time outdoors. The park has a one acre fenced dog park that is a popular destination for dog lovers. It has a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier, a boat launch, canoe and kayak rentals, picnic areas, playgrounds, and more. 

The Ivy Creek Natural Area is a 219-acre preserve bordering the South Fork of the Rivanna Reservoir. There are seven miles of trails to take nature lovers through a variety of ecosystems: woods, fields, streams, and shorelines. If you are a wine enthusiast, you will enjoy touring Montifalco Vineyard and sampling their award-winning estate-produced wines.  

There are 215 sunny days and 44 inches of rain annually. The months with the most rainfall are April and May, and winters receive an average of 14 inches of snow. Severe storms, flooding, and high winds cause property damage. When disasters strike, it is good to know that SERVPRO is part of a national network of over 2000 franchises that can arrive anywhere in the United States and Canada to mitigate and restore the damage. 

The wet climate encourages mold growth. Our technicians are trained and certified in applied microbial remediation by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification. Whether you need help with a mold problem, storm, fire, or water damage, you can trust the professionals at SERVPRO® to restore your property to pre-damage conditions “Like it never even happened.”