Russells Point Cleanup and Restoration

Located on the shores of Indian Lake you will find the small village of Russell’s Point. In 1924 Sandy Beach Amusement Park was built next to the lake that featured a roller coaster, ferris wheel, merry-go-round, funhouse, boat excursions, a penny arcade and food concessions. There was also a boardwalk to give people access to Sand Beach Island. This was a popular tourist destination that brought many to the area. The park survived the great depression in the 1930’s and continued to thrill crowds until it closed in 1976. While the park is closed residents can still access Sandy Beach Bridge, once used as a pedestrian bridge to connect the two sides of the park, it is the only structure left from the park. Russell’s Point remains a popular summer resort destination to this day offering food, entertainment, and lake access.

This region in Ohio is characterized by four distinct seasons. Winters are cold, summers are muggy, and there is significant precipitation year-round making the area susceptible to water damage.  The winter months bring with it snow, ice and frigid temperatures causing potential pipe freezing and burst. While the spring, summer, and fall seasons all hold the potential for flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, damaging winds. Spring also brings the risk of tornadoes in the area. Fire damage is another potential hazard to your Russell’s Point home or business from faulty appliances, electrical fires, etc., our team can handle any size facility in any weather condition.

Our highly trained technicians, advanced equipment, and focus on customer service make SERVPRO a trusted ally to Russell’s Point residents when water, fire, or storm damage affect their home or business. SERVPRO has been in the restoration business for over 50 years and have knowledge and experience to get the job done quickly and effectively. We offer emergency mitigation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year so you can always count on our team to be there in your time of need to make it “Like it never even happened.”