Eudora, KS is a small, quaint, midwestern town in the North East of Kansas. Founded in 1857, Eudora has the Wakarusa River to the west and the Kaw River to the North. The city continues to grow with its easily accessible location along Kansas Highway 10 and the short distances to large city amenities. There is a lot of history in Eudora, from the Kansa Tribe that lived in the area from the 1600's to conflicts during the Civil War.
Down town hosts events like the EudoraFest in the beginning of fall and has several shops lining the street. The town has both new housing developments and old Victorian homes- like the National Historic Registered Pilla House. SERVPRO uses highly trained professionals to assist homes and businesses that have suffered damage from water, fire, mold, and storms. Whether your home or business is a historic building or a modern development, SERVPRO has the professional team and equipment to help.
The Eudora Area Historical Society operates the Eudora Community Museum; they help preserve the history of the Eudora area with exhibits devoted to things like the Oregon Trail and the Sunflower Ammunition Plant. They also maintain an extensive archival collection that contains photographs, genealogy, newspapers, and more from the 1890's and beyond. With the freezing temperatures during the winter and the possibility of flooding and tornadoes during the stormy season, Eudora homes and businesses may be affected by water, fire, and storm damage. SERVPRO is open 24/7, 365 days a year. No damage is too big or too small to make it "Like it never even happened".
