We provide services to the entire Long Island area, including Huntington, NY. We are your top option, whether your damage has been caused by fire or water, or you are in need of mold removal and remediation services.
24/7 Water Damage Cleanup Service
We have highly trained technicians who are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, which includes all holidays. To minimize damage, the best thing to do is contact us as soon as possible. We take great pride in reaching your property within one hour. Our experts use state of the the art equipment to assess and treat your damaged property effectively.
Fire Damage: Deodorization and Restoration
We completely understand how devastating the effect that a fire can have on your Huntington business or home. Our main goal is getting your property restored to its original condition or better. We use the finest deodorization products to eliminate the smoke and burnt smell from your house. Our certified restorers have all of the information needed for testing materials and applying the necessary restoration techniques for returning your items back into the condition they were before your loss.
Mold Removal and Remediation
If you suspect or have found mold inside your business or home, the first step that you should take is to immediately call our mold experts. In moist areas, mold can grew in a few hours, so it is especially important to act quickly whenever you realize you have an issue with mold. Our qualified, professional technicians have the equipment and experience to handle any kind of mold situation, small or large.
Additional Restoration Services:
- Water Damage Repair
- Water Damage Cleanup
- Ceiling Water Damage
- Home Water Damage
- Basement Water Damage
- Damaged Carpet Removal
- Puffback Cleanup
- Mold Inspection
- Mold Cleanup
- Smoke and Fire Cleanup
Get your appointment scheduled today or give us a call now if you need emergency restoration services in Suffolk County, NY.
Learn More About Huntington, Suffolk County, NY
This bustling singles and family-friendly neighborhood, better known as Huntington Village is neither an official or incorporated government entity. Yet this shopper-happy, restaurant-laden 36-square-block cosmopolitan-oasis has remained popular with tourists and residents as an unofficial capital and downtown-hub, of a town known as Huntington. This village is made up of 25,000 to 30,000 residents is a destination on the North Shore of Long Island, which is embellished with traditional gaslight street-lamps, hanging baskets and brick sidewalks.
This village is described as a cultural treasure-chest. Over and above the local-multiplex, the Inter-Media Arts Center found in the old converted movie palace, offers music performances, along with theater and dance. While the Cinema Arts Center is dedicated to independent films and talks from filmmakers. The Huntington Arts Council sponsors the Huntington Summer Arts Festival that features 50 theatrical, musical and dance performances held in Heckscher Park.
History
In the year 1658, 5 years after Huntington was established, the Old First Church, which was at this time a Congregational Church was first founded. In the early days, this building was used for various activities such as court trials, town meetings and religious services. When George Washington was defeated after the Battle of Long Island, the British used the church to quarter troops and stable their horses.
In the year 1779, the structure was dismantled, and the timber was used for building a fort, which was situated in the center of the village’s burial ground. In the year 1784, after the Revolution, its present sanctuary and now known as the Old First Presbyterian Church was constructed at the same location along Route 25A. In 1926, a parish-hall was constructed and by 1980, a gymnasium and Sunday school-wing were added. This church which has been Presbyterian since the year 1748, today has more than 688 members.