About ServiceMaster of Tacoma
ServiceMaster of Tacoma has been serving customers in the Tacoma area since 1979, when our company was founded by Carl Sorenson.
We Have Four Decades of Restoration Experience
As a leader in the restoration and cleaning services industry for more than 40 years, we’re committed to maintaining the highest business, ethical, and quality standards. Today, Carl’s son, Jeff Sorenson, continues to run the business with the same dedication since the beginning.
We're Available 24/7
Our disaster restoration company is available 24/7, 365 days a year to ensure you can always turn to us when you need to restore your Tacoma property from fire, water, or mold damage.
Our Tacoma team is made of professionals that restore value during your time of need. Our vehicles are in the field 24/7. Day or night, we’re always available to serve customers.
We Serve Tacoma, Seattle, and the Surround Areas
From Seattle to Tumwater, there’s no distance too great to be traveled if you need disaster restoration services. Whether you need residential or commercial services, we’re here to help with your cleaning or restoration needs, with 100% satisfaction being our goal.
Some locations we proudly serve include:
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King County
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Thurston County
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And the surrounding areas!
We're Involved in Our Community
We’re proud to serve our community, and our involvement shows our dedication. We participate in various community service organizations, such as Relay for Life and the Marine Toys for Tots. Our company owners and project managers care about this community and are here to serve our neighbors.
Call our Tacoma restoration company today at (253) 884-8586. Or you can contact us online.
About Tacoma, WA
The third-largest city in Washington state, Tacoma was incorporated in 1875 as a port city on Puget Sound. Today, the population is approximately 219,205. Known locally as the “City of Destiny,” the name Tacoma was adopted for the original name of Mount Rainier.
Our city is home to the University of Washington Tacoma as well as the state’s highest density of art and history museums. Residents and visitors alike enjoy our restored urban waterfront, the Thea Foss Waterway, part of the revitalization of the downtown area that started in the 1990s.
