When Water-Fire-Storm Damage Happens in Garrison, We're Ready

Whether you're looking for restoration, cleanup or construction services, we're here to help 24/7.

Nestled on the beautiful North Shore of Lake Sakakawea and near Lake Audubon, Garrison is the gateway to fishing in the summer and a hotspot for hunting in the winter. With just over 1,500 people, Garrison is a small community but bustling with activities throughout the year. One of their most notable ones is the Dickens Village Festival at Christmas time. This festival transforms Garrison into the Charles Dickens era with horse-drawn carriage rides, fruit cakes, feasts, parades and no humbug to be seen! 

Garrison is known as the "Walleye Capitol of the World." Home of Wally the Walleye, the 26 foot Walleye located at the end of Main Street in the City Park. This designation can be attributed to the bountiful fishing opportunities that Lake Sakakawea provides. Also, the Custer Mine Interpretive Site is a parcel of land that showcases a piece of Garrison's early coal mining history. Formerly the Truax-Taer Mine, the site was established in 1989 as part of North Dakota's Centennial celebration. The site includes signage explaining the history of the area and a scenic overlook.

Being located right near the vast Lake Sakakawea, lake houses and cabins are susceptible to water damage any time of the year. That's why SERVPRO is here to make sure your little piece of lake heaven is protected for you to enjoy year round.