Williston Cleanup and Restoration

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

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Williston is most commonly associated with the Bakken Oil Boom that put it on the map, causing thousands of people to rush and try to make it in the oil business. The Oil Boom started in the late 2000's, and at the time, Williston wasn't ready to have such a surplus of people in such a short amount of time. But like magic, apartments, homes, businesses and new schools were built to accommodate its new residents. Even a new REC Center was built, featuring a indoor track, tennis and basketballs courts, and a water park. Golf courses and a shooting range are also notable for the outdoorsy type, as well as biking, walking and hiking trails. 

Just outside of Williston you’ll find more history, outdoor recreation and entertainment such as boating and fishing on Lake Sakakawea; or step back in history with a visit to nearby Fort Buford State Historic Site, site of the surrender of Sitting Bull, or Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site. The Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center is adjacent to Fort Buford and showcases the history of the area where the two great rivers merge into one.

For the film buffs, the movie "The Revenant" features the exploits of mountain man Hugh Glass, who worked as a hunter for Fort Union during its heyday as a fur trading post. Visitors to the post will be entertained by National Park Service ranger Loren Yellow Bird, an Arikara-Hidatsa tribal member who taught the language to actors in the movie. His detailed stories of events at the fort leaves guests spellbound. 

With all the new businesses and homes going up in a short amount of time, water or fire damage is more of a factor. When things like that go up too quickly, it leaves room for errors in the inspections or final-walkthroughs. When fire or water damage strikes, SERVPRO is ready to make it "Like it never even happened".