Warrenton Cleanup and Restoration

At the Northwestern tip of Oregon’s Coast, Warrenton is a quaint beach town harboring the historic D.K. Warren home dating back to 1855. Famous for being the final encampment of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the city of Warrenton is home to some of Oregon’s early history.  Warrenton, Oregon (formerly known as Skipanon) is memorialized on its Skipanon River within the beautiful Clatsop County. Skipanon featured a post office that operated from 1871 to 1903. The city is home to Fort Stevens, a military base used until 1974. Fort Stevens is a part of the Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. The land Warrenton resides on is a mere 17.03 square miles and sits nearby to Astoria.

Water damage in Warrenton

Due to the far Northern Coastal location of Warrenton, the risk of flooding with rising sea levels poses a moderate risk to its residents and their homes. Flooding brings a variety of different issues to a home, whether a basement or crawlspace becomes flooded or the main level of a home experiences water intruding inside. Flooding differs from a “traditional” water loss because of the unpredictability of the contaminants in the water. Flooding will generally fall under a category 3 water loss, earning its title because there is likely a biological hazard contained in the water. Luckily, SERVPRO is equipped to handle any type of water loss that may occur at a property in Warrenton.

Fire damage in Warrenton

In 2013, the Pacific Seafood Plant in Warrenton broke out into a 2-alarm fire requiring multiple fire departments to extinguish the flames. Fire damage goes beyond the smoke and flames, oftentimes in the effort to extinguish a fire, structures suffer additional damage from the water or fire retardant being utilized to contain the flames. SERVPRO is equipped to mitigate the fire and water damage caused by such an event and restore the property to its former glory.