Commercial Services

Commercial  buildings even get damage from storms, or any disaster. SERVPRO will help you with all of your commercial needs from restoration, water restoration, fire restoration, mold restoration, storms, and commercial cleaning in Northern Summit County.  When it comes to your commercial property, we mean business. You need a company that can minimize the disruption to your clients while delivering superior results. Whether you need professional cleaning to make your business shine, or emergency water restoration services, SERVPRO of Northern Summit County has the training and expertise to help make it “Like it never even happened.” We help with all businesses such as small office buildings, large offices, apartment buildings, restaurants, hotels, motels, small retail stores, large retail stores, and government. 

  • Small Office Buildings
  • Large Office/High-Rise Office Buildings
  • Apartment Buildings
  • Restaurants
  • Hotel/Motels
  • Small Retail Stores
  • Large Retail/Big-Box Stores
  • High-Rise Residential
  • Manufacturing & Industrial
  • Government/Military

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Commercial Building Restoration Services

SERVPRO of Northern Summit County responds quickly to your Hudson fire, water, or mold damage emergency, 24 hours a day. Whether the damage occurs in a small business building or a big box store, we have the training, experience, and equipment to handle the situation. Our national network of 2230 Franchises gives us access to personnel and resources to respond to any size restoration emergency. Learn more about our commercial restoration services:

Commercial Building Cleaning Services

When the dirt, odor, and moisture challenges go beyond the scope of your regular janitorial staff, you need SERVPRO of Northern Summit County. You can depend on us to get the job done right and get it done quickly. Our highly trained technicians use top-of-the-line equipment to make your business shine again. Learn more about our commercial cleaning services:

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