Oakmont was chartered in 1918, it is a village and special taxing district. It's located near National Institutes of Health, in Bethesda. The village is to less than 200 residents. Oakmont neighbors can enjoy Ayrlawn Park and the annual block party and town picnic. The community covers 18.5 acres but consists of just two streets. Oakmont has a rich history, in the 18th century the area now known as Oakmont was farmland near a trade route that would become known as Wisconsin Avenue. At one time the tobacco trade flourished, the road was used to move crops to the busy Port of Georgetown. Bethesda Park was damaged by a hurricane in 1896, at that point, the town of Oakmont was organized from part of the park land. Some of the original farm buildings, including the house, are still on the property. After World War II, Oakmont experienced growth with many new homes.

Oakmont Has Professional Restoration Resources

Residents that have water, fire or storm damage can rely on the trusted professionals at SERVPRO. We are available to respond when you have damage 24 hours a day. Our technicians are trained and have extensive knowledge regarding restoration. In addition to their certifications, we also make sure they have the best industry leading equipment available. The technology and techniques used in restoration have advanced greatly over the last three decades. Moisture detection is an important part of what we do. Tools like infrared cameras help us detect water through a wall, floor or ceiling. We use powerful extraction equipment to speed up the drying process. SERVPRO teams use industrial strength air movers and dehumidifiers to remove any remaining moisture from your home. Fire and water damage can cause strong odors. Our technicians use equipment to remove airborne contaminants The use of OSHA-approved cleaning agents may be needed to clean and remove odors and/or contaminants on your property.