Checotah, Oklahoma, a rural town nestled along I-40 and 69 highways, has a population over three thousand and continuously growing. Chartered by the Creek Nation in 1893 and named after the first chief of the Creek Nation, Samuel Checote, Checotah was the first city to hold the Dawes Commission meeting. This McIntosh County community has a beautiful, historic downtown, and is also home to the Battle of Honey Spring Civil War battle site that brings in travelers year-round.
Known as “The Gem of the Prairie” to early settlers, Checotah is positioned on the Jefferson Highway route and resides near the Eufaula Lake. Locals and tourists alike, enjoy the lake nearby during the warmer months with boating, fishing, and numerous summertime activities.
This Tornado Alley town is familiar with disastrous, deadly storms that cause heaps of destruction. Multiple tornadoes over the last fifty years have devasted the city with damage to homes and businesses. SERVPROs skilled professionals are only a phone call away to help cleanup and repair any structures harmed in storm. Storms in the area are also known to bring in heavy rains and will sometimes cause water damage to properties, eventually causing mold problems if not properly taken care of.
With continuous training, whether water or fire damage restoration is needed, our SERVPRO team is certified restore any home or business from start to finish. With more than two thousand locations in United States and Canada, SERVPROs certified team is ready for your call 24/7 and we will always make it “Like it never even happened.”
