Ivy Cleanup and Restoration

Ivy, Virginia, is located on U.S. Route 250, just west of Charlottesville. About 900 people live in this small Albemarle County community, and residents have trusted SERVPRO's technicians for years to respond to fire and water damage emergencies. Originally Ivy was known as Woodville, named after the prominent Wood family that lived in the area. With the railroad's arrival, the Woodville Depot rail stop was created in 1851. Finally, in 1859, the rail stop's name changed to Ivy Depot after nearby Ivy Creek. 

There are 217 sunny days, 107 rain days every year, and 45 inches of rain annually. The rainiest season is Summer, and Winters receive an average of 14 inches of snow. Storms can cause flooding and property damage from strong winds and fallen trees. When major weather events or natural disasters occur, it is good to know that SERVPRO® is part of a national network of over 2000 franchises that can mobilize quickly to anywhere in the United States and Canada to restore property damage. 

Mold outbreaks are a common problem in this region. Our technicians are trained and certified in applied microbial remediation by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), the nonprofit certifying body for the cleaning and restoration industries. They have the training, equipment, and experience to mitigate and remove mold quickly and efficiently. When you need help with a mold problem, storm, fire, or water damage, you can count on SERVPRO® to restore your property damage "Like it never even happened."