King George Cleanup and Restoration

King George County is 131 miles of shoreline on the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers. So many water front homes have the risk of water damage from flooding but not to worry, we can help. King George features acres and acres of natural beauty, cultural diversities and historic wealth, is home to approximately 26,337 citizens who are proud of their past and excited about the community's future. The County covers approximately 113,920 acres (183 square miles), of which 72,718 acres are forested, and 38,105 acres are agricultural. King George County is a transitioning rural County steeped in history that places a high priority on quality of life through the protection of natural, cultural and historical resources. King George is a bit more rural, peaceful and laid back with plenty of room to buy or build your dream home or business. People are flocking to King George more so now because it is more affordable then the Fredericksburg, Stafford area and it has a lot more land available and undeveloped.  King George County is home to Caledon State Park, a designated National Natural Landmark, which is home to one of the largest concentrations of bald eagles on the East Coast, providing residents and visitors a unique opportunity to view these amazing creatures in their natural habitat. So, grab your family, a camera, a picnic lunch, a blanket and head to King George's Caledon State Park to take in the bald eagles and make some fun memories with your kids.