Saukville Cleanup and Restoration

Saukville is about 25 miles north of Milwaukee in Ozaukee County. The Saukville area was initially part of the Township of Washington, which is today’s Port Washington. Established in 1848, the Township of Saukville contained what became municipalities of the Village of Saukville and the Town of Saukville. The original inhabitants of the area were Menominee. They accepted Sauk refugees from the Green Bay area in the 1730s. The Menominee and Sauk maintained a joint village along the Milwaukee River. Saukville was along the Green Bay Trail, which was renamed Green Bay Road in 1837 after the military made improvements. SERVPRO is Here to Help these homeowners with any issues arising from water, fire, mold, or storm damage resulting from the often unpredictable Midwest weather.

After World War Two, Saukville saw dramatic growth in the number of homes. By the late 1960s, developers began drawing up plans for subdivisions and apartments. Between 1970 and 1980, the Village saw population growth of 151%, causing a housing shortage. In the 1980s, the Village of Saukville grew both residentially and economically. The Dekora Woods Business Park, which opened in 1978, is larger than 500 acres.

The Saukville area retains some of its early characteristics. At under four square miles, the Village remains smaller than the Town but contains more people and industry. In 2010, the Village of Saukville had a population of 4,451 people.

Saukville residents can count on SERVPRO when they need a premier cleanup and restoration company to assist with a water or fire damage emergency. With over two thousand franchises across the United States and Canada, we are Faster to Any Size Disaster and dedicated to arriving onsite within one hour of your call.