Keene Cleanup and Restoration

When Fire-Water-Storm Damage Happens in Keene, We're Here to Help.

When you are in need of emergency cleanup & restoration following fire, water, or storm damage, we are ready to serve you.

Located in the heart of Cheshire County, Keene, New Hampshire is home to two outstanding higher education facilities: Keene State College and Antioch University of New England. Keene also is home vast biking and running trails from paved to wooded terrain. Keene was once home to the recurring "Keene Pumpkin Festival" which was held for over 20 years. Several times, the festival broke the world record for most lit Jack-O-Lanterns in one place at the same time. 

Water, Fire, Mold, and Storm Damage in Keene, NH

Keene sees its fair share of rough weather. Common in the summer months are Heat, humidity, downpours, thunder lightening, and even hail. This type of weather can bring with it water damage and flooding to residential and commercial properties, as well as the potential for fire damage following lightening strikes. Moist, humid environments can also lead to various levels mold damage. Most notably, however, are the frigid temperatures and snowfall in the winter. As the temperature drops below freezing, especially over multiple days or weeks, it is not uncommon for pipes to freeze and subsequently burst. Additionally, as residents are heating their homes, home and property fire damage is much more common during the winter months.

SERVPRO is Always Ready to Assist Keene, NH Residents

Commercial and residential property owners in Keene, NH know they can rely on timely response and professionalism of SERVPRO when disaster strikes. The floods of October 2005, the heavy rains of 2021, and the ice storms of 2008 are but a few of the times in recent memory SERVPRO has been there to Keene and the surrounding communities. SERVPRO is a name that has become synonymous with fire and water damage restoration over the years. We’re here when our community needs us, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Making fire and water damage “Like it never even happened.”