Oceanfront Cleanup and Restoration

The Virginia Beach Oceanfront is considered one of the best beaches in America and is an amazing place where the Atlantic Ocean and the shores of Virginia Beach meet. The Virginia Beach Boardwalk was originally built in 1888 and was made of boards or wooden planks. At the present time the boardwalk is concrete and is 3 miles in length and 28 feet wide and stretches from 1st street to 40^th Street.  Of course, the Virginia Beach Boardwalk is lined with hotels and restaurants, making it a popular destination for vacationers from all over the globe. The boardwalk is built overlooking the ocean, and the views from many of the area hotels are nothing short of breathtaking. In addition to a large walking path, there is also a bike path for people on bikes and skates.  When visiting The Virginia Beach boardwalk, the King Neptune stature on the boardwalk, located on 31^st Street, standing 34 feet high and you don’t want to miss this masterpiece.  There are 90 plus hotels and resorts located at the oceanfront, and it seems like each year there is new construction in our resort area.

Storm Damage at Virginia Beach Oceanfront

The Virginia Beach Oceanfront has a moderate natural disaster risk score of 48%.  As recently as 2016 the oceanfront was slammed by Hurricane Matthew, which brought about historic flooding, damaging 2,000 buildings and lead to roughly $30 million in damage.  SERVPRO technicians are experts when it comes to dealing with property damage.

SERVPRO is ready to assist Virginia Beach Oceanfront with storm damage.

When a natural disaster strikes, Businesses and residents along the oceanfront turn to Restoration Professionals, like SERVPRO technicians to get the job done quickly and effectively.   We have over five decades of experience, elite equipment, and continuous industry training. SERVPRO restoration professionals are prepared to help 24/7 year-round.