Willow Street Cleanup and Restoration

Water and Fire Damage Restoration in Willow Street

Willow Street holds historic significance for Lancaster County and the region.  The area was the first to be established in the county, and today it still holds strong contributions to the farming industry.  The rich soil and landscape of the region has allowed Willow Street to prosper for decades, but the area does suffer a significant amount of rainfall and storms throughout the year.

While the climate is one of the most pleasant in the local area, storms and other natural disasters can pose the risk of flooding, water damage or hurricanes.  Snowfall is also a cause for concern due to the potential risk of ice dams or frozen pipes, while fire damage is always a threat to open land and farming, particularly in dry or windy weather-related events.  SERVPRO is here to help restore properties in Willow Street from fire or water damage when the need arises in order to help preserve the stability of the areas we serve.

Willow Street earned its name early on due to the fact that the entire town was lined with willow trees.  As time went on, the town grew with the success of farming and locals in the area.  This led to the need for the road to be reconstructed, forcing the town to remove most of these trees, but some still stand today.

Willow Street holds history in structures such as the oldest building in Lancaster County, the Hans Herr House.  This is also a museum where visitors can tour the facility that was built by one of the founders of the town.

The area holds significant economic and cultural growth in Lancaster’s history and to this day.  SERVPRO strives to help restore properties in Willow Street and the surrounding areas when an unfortunate disaster occurs.  We respond immediately to the need for fire and water damage restoration services in order to help minimize the damage and downtime for your home or business.  Even a major disaster can often be restored quickly to make your unexpected situation “Like it never even happened.”