SERVPRO of Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties

Franchise - Young Harris - serves McCaysville & Blue Ridge - 24/7 — in the directory's public record for Young Harris, Georgia.

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Flooded main street in a small Appalachian border town at dawn

Business name	SERVPRO of Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties
Based	Towns County, Georgia
Business type	Franchise location (national SERVPRO system)
Street address	117 Industrial Park Dr., Young Harris, GA 30582
Phone	(706) 896-1880
Services (as published)	Water damage; fire damage; mold remediation; storm/disaster; construction; commercial services; specialty cleaning
Website	servpro.com — Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties

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About SERVPRO of Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties

SERVPRO of Union, Towns, Fannin & Gilmer Counties is the Young Harris, Georgia franchise of the national SERVPRO system. Its published service areas expressly include McCaysville, Blue Ridge, Ellijay, and Blairsville, and its published services cover water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, storm and disaster work, construction, and commercial services.

Mountain flooding ignores county lines, and this franchise's four-county territory is drawn the same way: one crew map for the Toccoa and Hiwassee country. Its service-area list names McCaysville in print, which is why it carries the second segment of this event's story.

McCaysville flood — the story, part 2 of 2

Story filed November 5, 2026 · Segment 2 of 2

At 7:01 a.m. on November 5, 2026, the National Weather Service in Morristown reported the Toccoa/Ocoee River at Copperhill, Tennessee, had crested at just over 18 feet — past the record of 17.8 feet that had stood since February 16, 1990. Two towns, two states, one river, and one cleanup that will run town by town through Fannin and Gilmer Counties in Georgia and Polk County in Tennessee: water out, mud out, structures dried inside the mold window, and every water line photographed for the claims that follow.

← Previous: Part 1 — MRS Restoration, Blue Ridge: the night the river came up

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