Bonham is one of Texas’s oldest cities, dating back to 1837 when settlers first came to Texas originally naming the settlement “Bois D’ Arc” by Bailey Ingram and acquaintances. This northeastern Texas town was renamed Bloomington in 1843 by the Congress of the Republic of Texas, but was later renamed again Bonham in honor of James Butler Bonham, a defender of the Alamo. The city was finally incorporated in February of 1848.
Only thirty-five minutes from Texas A&M University - Commerce, Bonham has its own public airport, Jones Field, located about two miles from downtown. Many attractions and events that Bonham offers keep locals and visitors alike keep coming back every year for the Bonham Trade Days, Texas’ Largest Barn Quilt Trial, and Heritage Day Festival. With a population over 10,500 residents, the multiple museums and parks in the city are happily visited year-round.
This Fannin County town, has typical hot, humid summers with mild to cool winters and a history of flooding and tornadoes, Bonham is no stranger to disaster. When homeowners and business owners have water damage from storms or busted pipes, mold will soon follow if restoration doesn’t take place as soon as possible. Our trained SERVPRO technicians are always here to help with your water damage restoration needs and many more residential and commercial services that we offer. SERVPROs team of professionals are available 24/7/365 to remediate and restore the property to make it “like it never even happened.”
