Keswick Cleanup and Restoration

Keswick, Virginia, is located about six miles east of Charlottesville. About 4803 people live in this small Albemarle County community. It was established in 1849 when the Virginia Central Railroad built a depot that crossed the road from Charlottesville to Gordonsville, and Keswick was the name of the estate that the line crossed. Residents and businesses rely on SERVPRO's professionals to respond to fire damage and water damage emergencies 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.  

Popular destinations are Jefferson Vineyards, Jefferson's Monticello, the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia, Darden Towe Park, the Lewis and Clark Exploratory Center, and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.  

There are 214 sunny days, 110 rainy days and 44 inches of rain, and 15 inches of snow annually. The rainiest season is Summer, and the driest season is Winter. Storms can cause property damage from flooding, strong winds, and downed trees. When natural disasters and significant weather events occur, SERVPRO's national network of over 2000 franchises can quickly mobilize anywhere in the United States and Canada to restore property damage. 

Mold can grow and spread rapidly in this wet climate. Our technicians are trained and certified in applied microbial remediation by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). They have the training, equipment, and experience to mitigate and remove mold quickly and efficiently. Whether you have a mold problem, storm, fire, or water damage, you can trust the professionals at SERVPRO® to restore your property damage "Like it never even happened."