Warner Cleanup and Restoration

When Water, Fire, Storm damage happens in Warner, we are here to help.

Warner is a picturesque New England town located in Merrimack County, N.H. It is home to Magdalen College of Liberal Arts and is an ideal location for the outdoor enthusiast.

Warner's first settlers were great farmers that provided meat, dairy goods, eggs, hay and apples. Warner was once home to twelve sawmills, six gristmills and a paper mill. Along with many other businesses until a tornado hit on September 9, 1821. The storm leveled many homes and forest areas along an 18 mile stretch.

Knowing that such a storm can hit this area, it's good to know that SERVPRO^® is available 24/7 for any of their storm, fire or water restoration needs. We are "Faster to any size disaster."

If landmarks are what your looking for, Warner is home to two covered bridges that are worth seeing. The Dalton Covered Bridge and the Waterloo Bridge. With so few original bridges still surviving today, they are always a great place to start on your journey.

Warner is also home to several museums. They've got a little bit of something for everyone.

The list includes the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, which has over 1,000 telephone related artifacts. The Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum, The Little Nature Museum and the Warner Historical Society & Museum, plus more.

Most people that visit Warner are outdoor lovers. It has many activities to enjoy during all four seasons.

During the Spring, Summer and Fall there are many parks and hiking trails to enjoy, including the Jim Mitchell Community Park, The Mt. Kearsarge and Rollins State Park which offer great hiking and climbing trails, along with picnic areas and stunning panoramic sight seeing.

If winter is your season, there are skiing and snow boarding areas situated all around Warner, including Mount Sunapee Resort, Pats Peak and Ragged Mountain Resort.

No matter the reason for your visit, Warner won't let you down.