Natural Disaster Repair

About Natural Disaster Repair

Festus sits on a shelf of bluffs above the Mississippi, close enough to Crystal City that the two towns share a single Main Street and, in winter, the same river-fed damp that turns light snow into a slick glaze overnight. Natural Disaster Repair works that glaze off driveways and lots before Highway 61 traffic picks up, running plow and blade down streets that slope hard toward Joachim Creek and the river bottoms below. The bluff-top neighborhoods catch wind the low ground never sees, so drifts pile against garage doors here that never form a mile away, and the crew hits those exposed drives twice if the wind is still blowing. Salt goes down heavy on the hill streets where a light snow turns into black ice by nightfall. It's steady work, but a cleared drive on a bluff-top street in Festus means one less car sliding toward the creek. Natural Disaster Repair handles homes, drives, and lots across Festus through every storm the river bottom sends up the hill.