Manzanita Cleanup and Restoration

Manzanita, Oregon is a small (estimated population is 603) coastal city in Tillamook.  

Two of Oregon’s historical shipwrecks happened off the Manzanita coast: the Glenesslin in 1913, and the Santo Cristo de Burgos (probably in 1693). The latter ship disappeared, leading to rumors of buried treasure somewhere on Neahkahnie Mountain.  

In 1912, developers platted Manzanita as a beach resort, naming it for the manzanita (Arctostaphylos sp.) plants that grow in the area. “Manzanita” means “little apple” in Spanish.  

Residents and visitors enjoy strolling along the beach and enjoying spectacular views of the Neahkahnie Mountain to the north. These strolls inspired Oswald West (The 14th governor of Oregon, 1911 to 1915) to declare that the beaches in Oregon should remain free and open to all.  

Sandy beaches, surfing, mountain hiking, fishing, and fine dining are all part of a fun-filled weekend in Manzanita. Outdoor activities are possible all year round, and indoor activities are plentiful as well. There are also walking tours for visitors or for residents who want to know the area better – we often take the splendor for granted in places we live. 

Despite the beauty, destruction from storms (even tornadoes and tropical storms), plumbing disasters, or structural fires is possible on any day at any time. Whenever water, fire, or other damage threatens the integrity of your property, know that our SERVPRO professionals are nearby and prepared to restore the building and belongings to their pre-damage functioning. 

Rely on SERVPRO 24/7/52 to remediate property from water damage, smoke, soot, grease (any other fire damage), mold, or debris.