MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration opening a Worcester location Thursday - Worcester Business Journal

MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration opening a Worcester location Thursday - Worcester Business Journal

MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration opening a Worcester location Thursday - Worcester Business Journal

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 08:25 AM PDT

MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration, a New York company, is opening a location in Worcester on Thursday, where it will primarily focus on commercial water damage restoration, mold remediation and biohazard cleanup, the company announced.

The branch will provide immediate emergency response service 24 hours a day, including holidays and weekends.

The company also maintains offices in Florida and Pennsylvania. 

"In our research, we have identified this location as strategic to our company vision for rapid response to the markets we have served for the last several decades, and an important step in continuing our planned company growth," said Joseph MacFawn, president of MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration, in a statement.
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