Woodstock Cleanup and Restoration

Woodstock, Indiana is a historic district within the city of Indianapolis that began as a tract of farmland and is currently the location of of one of Indiana's most prominent museums. Initially designed as a suburban neighbohood situated near the Crown Hill Cemetary and White River, Woodstock included a reservoir, country club and residential developments. The town of Woodstock has since been absorbed into Indianapolis but the history lives on within the area's biggest attraction, the Indianapolis Museum of Art. This 152-acre complex includes a nature park, pavilion for outdoor concerts and more. The most popular area of the museum complex is Newfields, with more than 100 acres of outdoor artistic displays and home to the Lilly Mansions. Newfields attracts visitors year round, from the outdoor tours during warmer months, to fall festivals and holiday displays in December. 

As one of Indiana's most important cultural landmarks, the historic district of Woodstock is vulnerable to the dangers that severe weather can bring. From lightening strikes and torrential rain during the unpredictable spring seasons, to frozen pipes during harsh Indiana winters, Woodstock relies on SERVPRO when severe weather severe weather arrives. The restoration professionals at SERVPRO utilize the most cutting edge equipment and training to restore property damaged by fire, smoke or water damage. Our technicians are IICRC certified and receive ongoing instruction to keep them up to date on the most cost-effective methods to restore property, contents, documents, and even precious works of art. When severe weather strikes, let SERVPRO make it "Like it never even happened".