St. Paul Cleanup and Restoration

When Water-Fire-Storm Damage Happens in St. Paul, MO, We're Ready.

The history of St. Paul, Missouri.

The Village of St. Paul was incorporated on July 2, 1976, by the St. Charles County Court with C. Nick Vomund as the first Chairman of the Board of Trustees.  The City of St. Paul was established as a Fourth Class City by the election of voters in April 1992. A number of German farmers banded together in 1836 and erected a small wooden building near the site of the present St. Paul Church. The little church was the site of occasional Sunday Masses celebrated by Father Lyons of Millwood. This wooden building was later used as a home for the tenant of the church farm and later as a school. St. Paul Catholic Church still stands and has Sunday mass. 

Some things that attract people to St. Paul are the two beautiful parks, Wilke park which became the City's first municipal park in June 2014. The park offers a quiet setting among a grove of trees and a pavilion to come to enjoy lunch, a picnic, or an early morning cup of coffee. The second park is P.J. Peine Park, this area of land is located at the southwest corner of Hoff Road and Summit Estates Drive. The Parks Committee of St. Paul is currently looking into developing this park as a nature area with walking trails with a parking area.

Of course, like any other city, St. Paul is susceptible to disasters like water and flood damage, fires, mold infestations, and biohazard dangers. That is why locals and business owners within and around St. Paul need a top-tier cleanup and restoration company on standby, 24/7/365. And that is why SERVPRO is prepared to be onsite in one hour and clean up and restore any size disaster.

 Let SERVPRO mitigate and clean up the affected area of your disaster, making it look “Like it never even happened.”