Do You Need Commercial Water Mitigation in Olathe?

3/14/2021 (Permalink)

Business owners deal with many inconveniences, including water damage. Our skilled technicians are just a phone call away.

SERVPRO Supports Olathe Businesses

Olathe is the fourth most populous city in the Kansas metropolitan area, with a population of 125,872. When Dr. John T. Barton first rode to Johnson County in 1857, he was struck by how beautiful the landscape was. The sight of the prairie, covered in wildflowers, gave him the idea to name his settlement “beautiful.” He asked a local Shawnee interpreter how to say “beautiful” in his language, and the interpreter said “Olathe.”

Olathe has a checkered history, with much violence between abolitionists and slave traders. It also has a strong and proud history as a place for travelers to find refreshments. At different points in time, Olathe has functioned as a stop on the Oregon Trail, the Santa Fe Trail, and the California Trail. After the advent of rail, Olathe became less critical, but it has seen a resurgence in the last 100 years and is now a fast-growing city with plenty to see and do.

Explore History and Much More in Olathe

Olathe is a fantastic place to vacation with the family. There are plenty of activities, fascinating historic sites, and beautiful walking trails to explore. If you are not sure where to start your adventure, why not try one of these popular spots:

• Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site offers historic crafts and goods from a site on the original Oregon Trail. See costumed guides and performers, shop the gift shop, learn about the American Revolution, or even catch a historical reenactment. 
• Ernie Miller Park & Nature Center has three miles of hiking trails across prairies and beside streams. Come admire the wildflowers and see why Dr. Barton named the town “beautiful.” There are exhibits and regular events for all the family to learn more about the local flora and fauna. Enjoy a family scavenger hunt for free, or book for a memorable Enchanted Forest experience.
• Kansas City Automotive Museum is a must for all car lovers! Enjoy the regularly changing exhibits of over thirty cars, or discover your own speed racer in the driving simulator.
• Heritage Park is conveniently located yet offers miles of lovely walking trails. There are relaxing water features, well-maintained pavilions, dog exercise areas, ballparks, and disk golf spaces. It is the perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon outdoors.
  
  

If you need a spot of refreshment after all that outdoor exploring, Olathe will not disappoint you. Some of the most popular eateries include:

• Pour Coffeehouse where you can enjoy a fresh local brew in elegant surroundings.
• Sylas and Maddy’s offers delicious ice cream made fresh on the premises – they even make their own waffle cones.
• Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que is a family-run establishment headed up by award-winning grill masters. Enjoy a fresh barbecue in their restaurant, or even order some to ship to your home.

SERVPRO Acts Quickly When it Comes to Water Mitigation

We understand that Olathe businesses need swift action. You are keen to get back to business as usual and ensure you can stay open. Quick remediation is also vital for preventing mold growth.

We will call you back within an hour of your first call and aim to arrive at your premises within four hours. We recommend signing up for a SERVPRO Emergency READY Profile (ERP.) Your ERP contains information about:

• What staff should do in an emergency.
• Who to contact.
• Water shut-off points and assembly points.

You can set your preferred SERVPRO franchise so that when disaster strikes, we are only a click away, and we already have information about your business.

For reliable water mitigation, call SERVPRO of Olathe / Lenexa and SERVPRO of Blue Valley at (913) 782-4693.