Tioga Cleanup and Restoration

When Fire-Water-Storm Damage Happens in Tioga, We're Ready

Whether you're looking for restoration, cleanup or construction services, we're here to help 24/7

Like many cities in northwestern North Dakota, Tioga finds itself in the middle of an exciting growth spurt, partially due to the increased oil activity of the Bakken,  and now the Three Forks formation. With a strong history of farming and agriculture-related industry, combined with the presence of the Hess Gas Plant, the largest natural gas processing plant in North Dakota since 1954, Tioga has a strong, stable workforce independent of the oil boom. Tioga is the Iroquois Indian name for Peaceful Valley, descriptive of this area as well as the Tioga area in the state of New York. 

On April 4, 1951, the Amerada Petroleum Corporation discovered oil on the Clarence Iverson farm. The oil came from the Nesson Anticline, a geological formation that is part of the Williston Basin. The discovery in 1951 set off an oil boom. Oil men, speculators, brokers, and laborers flooded into Tioga, crowding into available living quarters, overburdening schools and community facilities and creating a host of new businesses. The drilling peak was in 1966 with 27,000,000 barrels coming from 1,965 producing wells. Not long after, Tioga was deemed "Oil Capital of North Dakota". 

With countless oil wells in and around Tioga, fire damage is definitely risk factor for its residents. SERVPRO can be dispatched quickly if any fire damage should occur. We're "Here to help" in any way we can.