Muskogee, Oklahoma has been a growing community since the early 1800s, despite the city not being incorporated until March of 1898. Muskogee is now serving a population of more than 36,878 people and welcomes newcomers every day.
Muskogee has been known as the meeting site for the Five Civilized tribe leaders along with housing the Five Civilized Tribe Museum, the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame, the Jefferson Highway, and was once known as the operational headquarters of four regional rail carriers. Muskogee inhabits many more famous landmarks that encourages tourists to visit all year round.
The Arkansas River Valley nestles Muskogee at a low sea-level elevation near the confluence of the Arkansas River, Verdigris River, and the Grand River which makes it vulnerable to floods, such as the flood in May of 2019 that rose more than 42 feet. Although, floods don't happen often, when these disasters do happen SERVPRO is only minutes away from helping property owners with restoration of their damaged property. SERVPRO promises to take action before more detriment has a chance to take place such as mold, which can be a nuisance in humid environments such as ours.
All four seasons in Oklahoma can bring hazards to homes and businesses in the area, especially in the winter months that entail snow and ice storms. Power outages, busted pipes, and even house fires which result in fire and water damage restoration are common calls we answer for our community.
Muskogee is no stranger to serious storms since it resides in the middle of Tornado Alley. Tornadoes are known to cause wind and debris affliction to properties, however SERVPRO's certified team is ready for your call 24/7 in all emergency restorations. SERVPRO will send our trained professionals to assess any damage and urgently start helping customers make it "Like it never even happened".
