Jenkins Township Cleanup and Restoration

Among the various towns, cities, and boroughs of northeastern Pennsylvania, Jenkins Township ranks highly in both size and population. Founded in 1852, the Township was named after Col. John Jenkins, an officer in the Revolutionary War and a representative of Luzerne County for many years. As with many neighboring towns and cities, Jenkins Township started as a logging and farming hub but grew exponentially with the discovery of anthracite coal and the birth of the area’s coal mining industry. As time went on and coal mining slowed, Jenkins Township moved its economy towards its ever-expanding warehousing industry. Even over a century later, parts of Jenkins Township's past remain. Taking a drive down Main Street brings you through Inkerman and Port Griffith, two towns that have been through centuries of Pennsylvania's history!

With the northwestern border of the township located along the Susquehanna River, water damage and the need for water damage restoration are ever-prevalent. Proximity to the river increases the chances of flood damage during periods of severe storms and heavy rainfall, but that's not all, freezing temperatures and winter snowfalls lead to ice dams and other issues for homeowners!

A temperate climate, frequent rainfall, and high humidity all come together to help reduce occurrences of wildfires or bushfires throughout Jenkins Township, but fire damage still happens. Fire damage restoration is all about timing. The faster that experienced technicians can get on the scene of a fire loss, the greater the likelihood of reducing further possible damage to the property!

No matter the reason, our SERVPRO technicians will always be ready to help when you need it most. With the training, experience, and equipment needed for mold, storm, water, and fire damage restoration and repair, know that your home or business is in good hands!