Goshen Cleanup and Restoration

There is something special about the little town of Goshen and I believe much of its uniqueness is connected to its history.

When the railroad pushed its way through the San Joaquin Valley in 1872, it created new towns along the way like Delano, Tulare, Merced and Goshen. Easy access to the railroad line increased the likelihood of economic success for a community, so towns established on the route clearly had an advantage. As a result, Goshen began with high hopes for prosperity. And it didn't hurt that the railroad called the new town Goshen, a name from the Bible that meant "best of the land" or "land of promise."

There was no denying that Goshen's future was heavily linked to the railroad. The land was flat, close to Visalia and situated in the middle of the state, perfectly positioned to become a railroad hub. In 1888, Goshen was described as "the only center of the Cross Railroad systems at present running from Huron, Hanford and Lemoore on the west, to Visalia on the East." Trains were arriving from all directions and it was oftentimes called "Goshen Junction."

 When it comes to water, fire, and mold restoration SERVPRO is ready for any loss small or large. SERVPRO is proud to restore the beauty and serene quality that our local Visalia neighborhoods offer. It is a very stressful situation to be in need of water restoration or fire restoration, from filing a claim and getting overage determined to finding the right companies to put your trust in to get your house back in working order and feeling like a home again. SERVPRO is dedicated to helping our community in their times of need. Keeping Visalia beautiful and our fellow residents happy and at ease knowing that their water, fire, and mold restoration needs can be meet 24/7 365 days a year is our goal!