Macungie Cleanup and Restoration

Macungie is a small borough located in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. It is a suburb of Allentown and part of the Lehigh Valley metropolitan area. 

The area now known as Macungie was first settled by German immigrants in 1735, making it the second-oldest borough in Lehigh County. In 1776, the land was purchased by Peter Miller, who called the area Millerstown. It was formally incorporated as a borough and renamed in 1857.  Macungie, or "Maguntsche". comes from the Native American Lenape language, meaning "bear swamp" or "feeding place of the bears" The borough's official seal depicts a bear walking beside a body of water.

Macungie’s long history remains visible today through its parks, museums, and architecture. The Weaver House, located on Church Street in the town’s center, is a beautiful gothic cottage built in 1876. It was once home to Valentine Weaver, a major figure in the development of Pennsylvania’s iron industry. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.

Macungie’s Bear Creek Mountain Resort is a popular destination for Winter sports enthusiasts, with over 330 acres of top-notch skiing trails and other outdoor facilities. During the off-season, the resort hosts a variety of concerts, festivals, and fireworks. It also serves as a trendy wedding venue!

Like the rest of Lehigh County, Macungie’s weather is temperate and wet. Humidity and rainfall help to prevent wildfires. However, fires do still occur. When residents and business owners in Macungie need a premier fire damage restoration company, they can trust SERVPRO. Our highly trained professionals are certified to restore fire, water, mold, and biohazard damages. SERVPRO teams are always ready to mobilize when disaster strikes, that’s how we’re “Faster to Any Size Disaster”.