Dickinson Cleanup and Restoration

History of Dickinson, TX

Dickinson, Texas is a tract of land in the Houston--The Woodlands--Sugar Land metropolitan area. The area was named after John Dickinson who had been granted the land in 1824. Over the years, the area grew from the railroad and oil industry booms.

In the 1920s, Dickinson became a tourist destination when several gambling venues popped up in the city.

In more recent history, Dickinson was devastated by Hurricane Harvey in 2017. A large majority of the city was flooded during the storm and half of it was destroyed by flooding.

What is Dickinson, TX like?

As of 2020, Dickinson had a population of around 20,000. It is located about 28 miles southeast of Houston and 19 miles of Galveston.

In Dickinson, Texas, the weather is usually warm during the year. On average, a typical high temperature might be about 90 degrees Fahrenheit—but temperatures can rise as high as 100 degrees on some days. The lowest average temperature is about 68 degrees Fahrenheit, with lows of around 50 degrees on particularly cold days.

Fire and Water Emergency Disaster Response

If you find yourself facing an emergency situation, SERVPRO is available 24/7/365 to help. We're experts in water damage restoration and fire damage restoration—let us take care of your next disaster!

Our goal is to make sure your family and property are safe from the threat of disaster and that you can get back to normal life as soon as possible.

We provide complete services from the moment you call us until the job is done, including assessing damage and determining what needs to be done first; cleanup and drying your home or business; then repairs. In addition to our range of services, we also have a team of technicians who work around the clock until every last piece of debris is removed.

We'll come immediately if you need us—day or night. So please call as soon as disaster strikes!