The City of Lebanon Kentucky
In the 1860's, Lebanon was a crucial location on the L&N Railroad and the scene of considerable Civil War activity. It served as a recruiting center, a hospital center, headquarters for the Union Army and headquarters for the Confederate Army.
Lebanon, the county seat, was incorporated as a city on January 28, 1815, and because of its superior style and beauty, elegant homes and flourishing businesses, it had the reputation of being Kentucky's Philadelphia and was considered for the site of the state capitol.
On the southern limits of Lebanon is the National Cemetery, where many of the Union Soldiers who fell in the 1862 Battle of Perryville were laid to rest. The cemetery is the site of many military funerals and hosts annual Memorial Day celebrations.
It is important to SERVPRO to keep the beauty of these incredible homes and businesses and will always be available to restore any type of property damage, fire, water, mold, or storm.
Property Damage happens in Lebanon
Natural disasters happen, Lebanon is in an earthquake zone, while not frequent and there have been no damaging tremors in recent years, SERVPRO is on standby 24/7 ready to help this town recover with our professional restoration team. We were there during the devastation of tornado damage and will continue to be the trusted professionals you need when any kind of damage occurs.
SERVPRO is Ready to Assist Lebanon
SERVPRO technicians are ready to mobilize when disaster strikes, and no disaster is too large (or small) for our team of professionals. We approach every water and fire emergency with urgency to prevent continued damage to your home or business. Our storm, fire, water, and mold restoration team is on stand by 24/7.
