How quickly do you respond to water damage?

Erie Restoration has on call staff and equipped vehicles ready to go 24 hours a day. We also have a live operator 24/7 so you can rest assured you will always receive a live human. Typically we can get to most sites around Sandusky, Ohio and Toledo, Ohio in under an hour.

Do you perform repairs after disaster cleanup?

Absolutely! Erie Restoration is a full-service restoration company. After any removal of damaged materials, we can assist you by providing reconstruction repairs to get your property back to normal.

What if I have flood water in my basement?

Not a problem. We specialize in emergency water removal for flooded basements. No job is too big or small for us.

What if my damage is not covered by insurance?

We work with many homeowners and commercial facilities where insurance isn’t covering the cleanup and repairs. We are happy to help, whether the damage is covered by insurance or not.

Huron OH

A Great Lake Place

Locally Trusted Huron OH Restoration Services

Home to right around 7 thousand, the city of Huron, Ohio is located on the southern most point of Lake Erie, situated halfway between Toledo and Cleveland. The motto of this city is a “Great Lake Place”, which speaks to the high quality of life. Tourism is key to Huron’s economy, boasting sandy beaches, water parks, and close proximity to Cedar Point amusement park, as well as tournament quality fishing.

A Brief History of Huron OH

Originally inhabited by the Wyandot Indians, who were drawn to the area for the great fishing and sugar maple trees. The US history of the area really starts in the late 18th and early 19th centuries when the area was offered to the people of Connecticut after British raiders took their land during the American Revolutionary War. A trader, trapper, and interpreter named John Baptiste Flemmand was the first white settler of this region, and established a trading post in 1805.

The Township of Huron was established just a few years later in 1809, followed by Huron Village in the 1820’s. The village quickly became a major shipbuilding center in the 1830s, and when the Lake Eire Railroad was put in a half century later, Huron’s port was greatly expanded. The port is still in use today.

Things To Do in Huron OH

Huron is a city on the southern coast of Lake Erie, and with that location comes a plethora of activities. Add to that the quaint but never quiet small town feel, and there’s something for everyone to enjoy.