Prompt Water Damage Restoration for Clifton Homes

2/2/2021 (Permalink)

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Involve SERVPRO’s Team of Restorers Immediately After Water Damage in Your Clifton Home

The city of Clifton is situated in Passaic County in New Jersey. According to the United States Census held in 2010, the city had an estimated population of 84,136, which is a 6.9 percent increase from the 2000 census. The city maintained its 11th position as the most populated municipality. According to the Census Bureau’s population estimate in 2019, the city’s population was 85,052, which is a 1.1 percent increase from the census held in 2010. That ranked Clifton as the 399th most populated city in the United States.

The History of Clifton City

The city’s name, “Clifton,” is from Garret Mountain cliffs bordering the neighborhood of Montclair Heights. In 2017, the city of Clifton turned 100 years old. However, settlement in the area dates back to when Captahem, an indigenous leader, gifted an 11,000-acre title deed to Hans Frederick in 1679 along the shores of the Passaic River.

The city is home to the United States Animal Quarantine Station that began its operations in 1903, and people considered it as the Ellis Island for Animals. The facility served as home to animals such as horses, cattle, poultry, and zoo animals that came into the United States for quarantine to minimize the chances of spreading disease. Unfortunately, the facility closed down in 1975. In addition, Clifton was the hub of agriculture. 

Even after Clifton and its surrounding cities converted from farmlands to suburban communities, it still boasts of two working farms, including:

• City Green Farm Eco-Center: A non-profit focused organic farm since 2004 promotes urban farming and education.
• Ploch’s Farm: A 15-acre family-run farm since 1867.

Clifton’s Economy

Clifton city hosts several businesses, including:

• Promenade Shops, which is an upscale mall along Route 3 West.
• A hot dog restaurant called Rutt’s Hut, which was established in 1928 at Delawana Avenue on the east end. Peter Applebome described the establishment in The New York Times as one of the top esteemed hot dog places in New Jersey.
• Several low-rise office buildings are occupied by professionals such as medical practices, accounting, and law firms along Clifton Avenue between Allwood Road and City Hall.
• The headquarters of the leading cybersecurity company Comodo

The city also has a shopping center, Clifton Commons, near Route 3, which features a wide range of stores, a 448,848 square feet 16-screen AMC Movie Theater, and restaurants.

Professional Water Damage Restoration in Clifton

A faulty dishwasher or a leaking tap can seem like an insignificant problem that most property owners ignore until the secondary damages set in the property. Mold growth and persisting odors are some damages that can make your home uninhabitable. However, if an experienced restorer like SERVPRO handles the water damage on time, we can minimize the damage and restore your property to its pre-damaged condition.

We have a team of professionals who have access to innovative equipment and tools. We can use portable pumps to remove the standing water and air movers as well as low grain dehumidifiers to dry the property to prevent secondary damage. Our team of restorers can also use a ventilation box fan to drive in fresh air from outside.

Water damage can cause costly damages within a brief period. Contact SERVPRO of Clifton at (973) 928-3705 for reliable restoration that makes the mishap seem, “Like it never even happened.”