St. Helens Cleanup and Restoration

St. Helens, Oregon is the next-door neighbor to smaller Scappoose, having nearly double the population but sitting right next to each other. Established in 1889, St. Helens is a riverport dating back to the 1840s. On the famous Lewis and Clark expedition, Lewis and Clark passed through St. Helens on the night of November 5th, 1805 meeting several of the Native Americans living in the area. The tip of St. Helens sits only 300 feet away from Sauvie Island. In 1850 the original founder of St. Helens, who had previously named it Kiesno, changed the name to St. Helens in honor of Mount St. Helens which can be easily seen from the city. In 1883 the Northern Pacific Railroad Company completed a line going through St. Helens, bringing growing popularity to the town. St. Helens gained even more popularity in the 1990s when the Disney movie Halloweentown was filmed there, resulting in an annual event celebrating the movie with carnival-like events.

Property damage restoration in St. Helens

St. Helens has suffered from many homes and properties being damaged by fires and severe weather over the years. With the devastating impact of fire comes smoke damage and additional water damage from efforts to extinguish the flames. Water damage must be quickly taken care of to prevent secondary damage such as mold and microbial growth. Having a company that can not only take care of your home but your personal belongings is key in making sure your property is restored to preloss conditions and make things seem “like it never even happened.” SERVPRO has highly trained technicians who will take care of packing, transporting, cleaning, restoring, and returning your items to you along with restoring your property to its former glory.