Ste. Genevieve Cleanup and Restoration

Founded in 1735, Ste. Genevieve is the oldest permanent European settlement in the State of Missouri and is an example of a perfect French Colonial village in the US. There are numerous buildings and homes on the National Historic Landmark list, but the oldest landmark still standing is the Louis Buldoc House, located at 198 Market Street. The original Buldoc House was built close to the river in 1770. When that house suffered from floods, it was dismantled and moved to its present-day location in Ste. Genevieve.

Situated on the west bank of the Mississippi River, Ste. Genevieve is no stranger to floods. Throughout history, the Mississippi has risen to dangerous levels, and after The Great Flood of 1993, engineers built new levees to help keep the water from flooding the town. But even with the levees, our residents must prepare for water mitigation and restoration before it happens. Mitigation and restoration are two specialties of SERVPRO, and their highly skilled technicians are always on the scene first.

Our residents and businesses are concerned about weather-related emergencies as well. For example, flooding during Spring’s rainy season and the need for immediate water damage restoration and mold remediation services. Or a lightning strike during a dry, hot summer could ignite a destructive fire, demanding a thorough fire damage restoration service. The citizens of Ste. Genevieve rely on SERVPRO to battle these seasonal emergencies quickly and effectively, helping to prevent further damage.

When SERVPRO stands by 24/7, 365 days a year, they are also ready for non-weather-related emergencies. Faulty wiring or old appliances cause as much water or fire damage as a seasonal storm. Also, accidents happen, such as leaving on a faucet or not monitoring a fireplace. Preparing for an accident makes a difference in the extent of the damage. Leave water damage restoration and fire damage restoration to the experts. SERVPRO's professionals and top-of-the-line equipment expertly mitigate, restore, and rebuild so that the people of Ste. Genevieve feel “Like it never even happened!”®