Arlington Restoration Group
Restoration Coverage Across Northern Virginia
Arlington Restoration Group routes water, fire, and mold restoration calls to licensed, insured crews covering all of Arlington County as well as several neighboring Northern Virginia communities. Arlington itself is a small, dense county — about 26 square miles, among the smallest self-governing counties in the country by land area — but its neighborhoods vary enormously, from high-rise condo corridors to tree-lined blocks of Cape Cods and colonials, and water damage tends to show up differently depending on where you are.
Coverage extends beyond the county line as well, into Alexandria, Falls Church, and communities further into Fairfax County.
Why Location Shapes the Restoration Approach
That variety matters for restoration work. A leak in a Rosslyn high-rise usually means a shared riser or a neighboring unit above; a wet basement in Westover or Bluemont usually means an aging supply line, a foundation crack, or storm water finding its way in through the grade.
Each location page below covers the property types and common water damage causes specific to that area, so you can get a sense of what a crew dispatched to your neighborhood typically deals with.
Arlington Neighborhoods
Within Arlington County, dispatch covers the high-rise Rosslyn-Ballston and National Landing corridors as well as the lower-density residential neighborhoods that make up most of the county's land area:
- Ballston & Virginia Square — dense mid- and high-rise residential buildings along the Metro corridor.
- Clarendon & Courthouse — a mix of condo towers and older commercial buildings near the county's civic core.
- Rosslyn — Arlington's tallest skyline, with high-rise residential and office towers along the Potomac.
- Crystal City & Pentagon City (National Landing) — a rapidly redeveloping mix of residential towers, offices, and retail.
- Shirlington & Fairlington — garden apartment complexes and townhome communities in South Arlington.
- Westover, Cherrydale & Lyon Park — established North Arlington neighborhoods with older single-family housing stock.
- Ashton Heights & Bluemont — historic residential neighborhoods close to the Ballston corridor.
- Arlington Ridge & Aurora Highlands — South Arlington neighborhoods near Crystal City with a mix of housing types.
- Douglas Park & Penrose — residential neighborhoods along the Columbia Pike corridor.
- Green Valley (Nauck) — one of Arlington's historic residential neighborhoods in South Arlington.
- Columbia Pike Corridor — a dense mix of garden apartments, newer mid-rises, and small businesses.
Nearby Cities and Communities
Coverage also extends into neighboring jurisdictions in Northern Virginia:
- Alexandria — immediately south of Arlington along Four Mile Run and the Potomac.
- Falls Church — a small independent city bordering Arlington to the northwest.
- McLean — in Fairfax County, north of Arlington along the Potomac.
- Tysons — a major commercial and residential hub in Fairfax County.
- Vienna — a Fairfax County community west of Tysons.
- Annandale — an established Fairfax County community southwest of Arlington.
- Springfield — a Fairfax County community further southwest along I-95/395.
Not Sure If You're Covered?
Call the number on our contact page and we'll route your call regardless — the areas listed above are the ones we serve most often, not a hard boundary. Whichever neighborhood or nearby city you're in, dispatch covers water damage, fire damage, and mold calls the same way, 24 hours a day.