Prescott Cleanup and Restoration

Located along the south coast of the Columbia River, Prescott is known for its history of wood milling. In 1883, the sawmill was established and created the pull into the area for people seeking work. Originally the sawmill workers lived in an area of Prescott known as Danby Landing. This small town boasts a population of fewer than 100 individuals today. The popular Prescott Beach State Park is widely utilized as a local fishing spot as this channel merges the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean which spans a mile-long stretch between miles 71 and 72 of the Columbia River. Prescott Beach State Park covers 71 acres of land within the opening of the Columbia Gorge. Famously in November of 1805 during the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Lewis and Clark camped out along the Prescott Beach.

Water damage can happen in Prescott

Prescott is no stranger to natural disasters as 16 of the 46 homes located within city limits are at major flood risk. Flooding can cause a long list of issues for homeowners and their properties due to the nature of the water entering the home. Being classified as a category 3 water loss, floods have an unpredictable amount of contaminants that can increase the scope of the damage done to a structure. With an increased amount of pollutants and unknown substances in the water comes a greater risk for mold and microbial growth. SERVPRO is well versed in how to properly mitigate both water and mold losses to a home. Although Prescott is at an increased flood and water damage risk, they are extremely low for fire risk due to the abundance of nearby water, but we all know fires can start at any time by mechanical or human error. No matter the disaster, SERVPRO is here to help with 24/7 emergency services available.