Hillsboro Cleanup and Restoration

Hillsboro, Missouri, was originally called Monticello, named after Monticello, home of President Thomas Jefferson. The present name Hillsboro is the English equivalent of the Italian name Monticello. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has preserved the Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, built in 1872. The bridge is one of four remaining covered bridges in Missouri, which once numbered about 30.

The other covered bridges were either destroyed by man or destroyed by nature. Nature can be so gentle, but can also wreak havoc on property in the case of a rain, wind, or ice storm. The people of Hillsboro personally prepare for those natural disasters by teaming up with SERVPRO for any fire or water emergency that a weather-related event may bring.

Hillsboro is rich in history. Some of our city’s businesses and homes are over 100 years old. Older buildings can pose some problems. Plumbing systems and electric wires usually need to be replaced. Unfortunately, some home and business owners do not think about these updates until it is too late. If a water or fire emergency occurs, our citizens find themselves navigating a water damage restoration or fire damage restoration instead.

All Hillsboro businesses and homeowners should know who to call in case of a fire or water emergency. The professionals at SERVPRO are the fastest to the disaster and jump right in to help. Water damage restoration starts with SERVPRO mitigating the water to minimize the damage. And when it comes to fire damage restoration, again, SERVPRO can salvage some structures and personal contents to make it seem “Like it never even happened!”® Standing by 24/7 365 days a week, SERVPRO is ready to help.