Stratford Cleanup and Restoration

When Water-Fire Damage Restoration Services are Needed in Stratford, NJ, We’re on the Way!

The history of Stratford, NJ, is that the township became a part of Gloucester Township in 1871.

On July 7, 1877, the Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railway line was opened. Running along Atlantic Avenue, with a stop in the soon to be developed, village of Stratford, NJ.

In 1888, entrepreneurs from Camden, realized the potential of development frequented by vacationers and travelers. They purchased, at the time, Gloucester Township Farmlands, and formed the plans for a village named Stratford, NJ. Which included the first Railroad Train trolley service created on July 1, 1854, to transport the Philadelphian wealthy and middle-class populations from Camden to Atlantic City, with a stop at the village of White Horse.

In 1925, the Borough of Stratford was created, and currently holds Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine campus, located on Laurel Road. The SOM Campus currently accepts around 750 medical students each year. This is a very busy location!

With Stratford, NJ being surrounded by waterways such as Kirkwood Lake, water damage restoration services are greatly appreciated by the community when flooding arises. With that factor in mind, we must consider the possibility of a fire, and SERVPRO is here to serve the community with water-fire damage restoration services.

With all the commuting, electricity, and technology being used there is always room for error, and we strive to keep our community safe and clean. All water-fire damage restoration needs are top priority, and we serve with the utmost respect and empathy to the families and properties!