Connecticut's Fairfield County contains the town of Easton. Men and women from Fairfield arrived in Easton for the first time in 1757. A congregation known as the North Fairfield Society was founded in 1762, and it eventually changed its name to Easton. Weston, which at the time included the areas presently known as Easton, was established independently of Fairfield in 1787. Due to the challenging terrain along the Aspetuck River, the area took a long time to develop, and Weston and what is now Easton did not officially split until 1845. The largest water provider in the region, Aquarion Water Company of Connecticut, now owns half of the town's land.  Helen Keller, a pioneering deaf and blind campaigner, spent her final years in Easton. Since she passed away, numerous families have owned her house, which is still standing today. There is a middle school nearby that bears her name.  Other notable residents have included Dan Rather, the CBS News anchor, and Igor Sikorsky, founder of Sikorsky Aircraft.

The town is filled with other residents, mostly single family homes, who have relied on SERVPRO for fire damage restoration and water damage restoration for decades.  While the town is landlocked, so coastal weather is less of a concern, water damage and fire damage can always occur when Easton residents least expect it.

When water, fire, or storm damage occurs, SERVPRO technicians are poised and ready to respond for homes and businesses alike in Easton. With over 35 years of experience, we are the premier restoration and remediation company in the area.  We are available 24 hours a day, and pride ourselves on responding on scene quickly.  We provide hands-on service with the expertise and equipment to get the job done right, ready to give anyone in need the care of a local company with the power of a national brand.