Sapulpa Cleanup and Restoration

When Sapulpa, Oklahoma, once known as “The Oil City of Southwest” was incorporated in March of 1898 by Chief James Sapulpa a Lower Creek Indian of the Kasihta Tribe, walnuts were the main crop of the area. Since 1912, glass manufacturing has become Sapulpa’s primary outsourced good and is now known as “The Crystal City of the Southwest”.

Sapulpa now inhabits more than 22,000 people and is grateful for its oil discovery from Glenn Pool oilfield for its “boom” of growth. This Creek County town is located on the famous U.S. Route 66 also known as the West Ozark Trail, which inhabits 4 glass and 2 brick plants, the Frisco railroad, and Frankoma Pottery resides in Sapulpa as well.  This quaint manufacturing town in Oklahoma encourages enhancement of its cultural heritage by various national Main Street programs through revitalizing the Central Business District as the center of the community.

Since the erection of the buildings in downtown Sapulpa, like many other structures in town, are celebrating their one hundredth year.  Home and business owners are now being called to update their aging properties, considering maintenance is required to keep everything in perfect operating condition. One of SERVPROs specialties as a restoration company to assist owners in rehabilitations of their properties, from demolition to construction SERVPRO is here to help 24/7.

With Sapulpa residing in central Oklahoma, all four seasons can consist of extreme moments of weather. Tornadoes and flash floods, freezing cold winters, and dry summers with high heat can put structures at risk for water and fire damage. SERVPROs restoration technicians are ready to help at a moment’s notice with professional equipment and their endless industry training that will ensure that they make it “Like it never even happened.”