Strawtown Cleanup and Restoration

Strawtown, Indiana is a historical and archaeological marvel located in the heart of Hamilton County. Originally an Indian village, Strawtown was named after Strawbridge, a Delaware Indian chief, and was one of 14 Delaware villages established along the West Fork of the White River.  Scholars, students, and history enthusiasts flock to Strawtown's Koteewi Park. This 800-acre park houses equestrian and hiking trails, a natural history center and an active archaeological exhibit. The Taylor Nature Center showcases artifacts from the Strawtown Indian village that existed on this site over 700 years ago. Koteewi Park has evolved into a year-round destination with activities for all ages and activity levels, including a zip line course, archery center, campgrounds and snow tubing facility. 

As a year round attraction, Strawtown is vulnerable to the extremes of Indiana weather. Due to its proximity to the White River, Strawtown is perpetually at risk due to flooding. When Mother Nature strikes, those who live and work in Strawtown rely on the restoration experts at SERVPRO to be on-site quickly and create a plan to mitigate damage and make their property "Like it never even happened". Restoration technicians at SERVPRO receive ongoing training in specialized drying techniques for buildings, contents, and even artwork and documents. They have the expertise, experience, and equipment to get the job done right. If your home or business has been damaged by fire, smoke or water damage, trust the company that has been the leader in restoration for over five decades.