Charleston Cleanup and Restoration

Restoration in Charleston

Charleston, Tennessee is known for its close rapport with nature, where people and the environment thrive together. The climate here is moderate enough to sustain life without making it too hot or cold. With over 40 miles of public access to riverfront trails, it’s easy to spend some time outdoors enjoying the mountainside view. Visitors flock here to enjoy outdoor activities such as golfing and fishing, but there are plenty of museums and historic sites too. Hiwassee River runs through Charleston in the north. The population is small with about 660 people in the area.

History of Charleston, Tennessee

The Cherokee claimed this area of land for years before European settlers arrived. In 1808, Major John Walker Sr. created a ferry for Hiwassee River and the community grew. The residents in this area called it "Walker's Ferry." Many people began to settle in Charleston in the 1820s and the 1830s. During the Civil War, the Henegar House was used as a headquarters for both sides of the war. It is one of the oldest remaining brick structures in Bradley County. Charleston was finally incorporated on November 11, 1956. 

Homeowners, property managers or renters alike in Bradley County go through unexpected disasters. That's why SERVPRO can help anyone in this community after water, fire or mold damage. Our team loves to assist anyone and everyone in Charleston. SERVPRO is who you can trust! We're here to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.