West Lebanon Cleanup and Restoration

West Lebanon has seen its share of turbulence, and has weathered it with remarkable fortitude. A town known for its furniture factories, West Lebanon was a very different place in the 1800’s. The area would undergo a massive transformation when a terrible fire in 1887 destroyed nearly every manufacturing facility. Denizens did as much as they could in fire damage restoration, and after the unsavable debris was cleared a decision had to be made. As a result, from the ashes would rise a wave of wool mills. This led to an increase in population over the years and as times changed, West Lebanon continued to adapt. 

Anyone who has been to West Lebanon can tell you that it is one of the premiere economic hubs of New Hampshire. Shopping plazas deliver just about everything an Upper Valley resident could ask for, and the Powerhouse Mall is great for a scenic stroll while you browse its  rustic venue. Just down the street from the mall is a local skate park where both young and old gather to enjoy skateboarding, picnics, game nights and everything in between.

 The extraordinary traffic this section of Lebanon endures has led to an inevitable increase in emergencies, and fire damage restoration specialists at SERVPRO are always ready to handle any disaster West Lebanon has to deal with.

When Tropical Storm Irene made landfall in the northeast, the water damage restoration specialists at SERVPRO were already getting their feet wet in states further south. The hurricane had the entire eastern seaboard on high alert, and New Hampshire readied itself in anticipation of the tropical cyclones’ wrath. 

Irene’s path of devastation did not spare West Lebanon; In its wake, businesses and homeowners rushed to contain the flooding water that poured into the city. Water damage restoration specialists at SERVPRO were already on the scene and jumped in to assist as many people as they could. It was through this vast and concerted effort that many structures were saved from irreparable damage and today West Lebanon is busier than ever.