Bargersville Cleanup and Restoration

Ridding Bargersville of Water Damage & Fire Damage

Since 1906, Bargersville has been situated here, near the railroad station. The original Bargersville was farther away, and slowly, the residents and business owners relocated to where our town sits now. We are constantly growing and expanding in population and land area. 

Our youth enjoy attending schools in two different districts and a recent addition – the Walnut Grove Elementary School. The entryway holds a dramatic rendering of a walnut tree, inspiring students and staff with the reminder that great things have small beginnings. Other construction includes over four dozen homes in the immediate area. There are several current plans for the construction of several new roads and businesses, also.

We Prevent Secondary Water Damage from Happening

Our rapid response to your disaster helps prevent primary and secondary water damage. Damage that is considered secondary includes:

• Increased microbial activity,
• Swollen wooden flooring,
• New difficulty in closing/opening doors, windows, or drawers, and
• Warping of wooden frames in furniture or the building/house.

SERVPRO technicians understand which kinds of wood will straighten under dry conditions and which ones we need to replace. We can help with this and many other important aspects of restoration and recovery. 

Fire Damage includes Soot Deposits

Softer surfaces like wood, upholstery, and other porous interior surfaces can become stained when even a minor amount of soot is present. As it settles on surfaces, the soot particle’s sharp edges cut into wherever the soot landed. Upholstery and other materials require special brushes of different degrees of stiffness and, at times, our specially formulated house brands of solvents. Fire damage almost always leaves soot and other particulates in the air, but we know how to handle their removal.

Having the potential to grow is evident with our town’s undertaking of Stones Crossing Water Tower. This receptacle allows us to continue serving the water-usage requirement of a population that is more than double (13,000) that of our town’s residents (6,200). Water is important for those in urban locations and those who live and work in rural sections of our county.

Don’t let water or fire continue damaging your home or company building. Call SERVPRO for the results your property deserves.