Vidor, TEXAS 77662 CLEANING

Vidor is a city in western Orange County, Texas, United States. A city of Southeast Texas, it lies at the intersection of Interstate 10 and Farm to Market Road 105, six miles east of Vidor.

Located near the scenic Neches River, the City of Vidor, in Orange County, was incorporated in 1960 and became a home rule city in 1967. Vidor takes its name from Charles Shelton Vidor of Galveston, a co-founder of the Miller-Vidor Timber Co. on the site of the present city. Lumber was the community’s chief industry from 1913 to 1924 when the lumber company was moved to Lakeview. Steady growth followed and by the 1940’s, many Vidorians were employed in the petro-chemical industry of Jefferson and Orange counties. For years, artisans and craftsmen who work in these plants have been building their homes in the Vidor area. In August of 1976, the Georgetown Texas Steel Corporation opened a $100 million steel mill in the Vidor area near the Neches River. This also opened the way for a flood of new industries seeking sites for expansion. Vidor is located in the northwestern part of Orange County where vast acreage is available for industry, commercial enterprises and smaller businesses. Much of the land is accessible to the Neches, in fact many acres actually front on the river. The Vidor trade area is generally accepted to be the Vidor Independent School District and a portion of the Orangefield Independent School District and comprises some 168 square miles. Three of the seven cities in Orange County are located in this trade area. In addition to Vidor, there is Rose City to the west and Pine Forest to the north. Vidor is a full service community with a diverse number of small businesses. United for progress, we are the 'Crossroads to Southeast Texas.