As a business owner, worrying about how your employees look is one hassle you do not need. Dealing with the larger uniform rental services can also be a hassle – difficult billing, bad customer service. You don’t need any more hassles. That’s where Stamford Uniform and Linen comes in. Here are the steps to a successful engagement.

First, our uniform and linen specialist will meet with you one-on-one to discuss your uniform rental needs. How many uniforms do you need cleaned? Do you already own them, or are you looking to rent them from us? How frequently do you need pickup and delivery of clean, pressed uniforms for your employees? Do you need napkins? Floor mats with your logo? At our first, no obligation meeting, our uniform and linen specialist will investigate your needs.

Second, we will create a free estimate on our professional services. What will we do for you? When, how? How much will it cost. Our free estimate will specify the rental services to be provided (uniforms, mats, linen service (napkins, table cloths, etc., if applicable).

Third, if we decide to engage, we will pickup and deliver your uniforms and/or linens on a regular basis. It’s that easy.

Areas Serviced near Bronx, Brooklyn and Manhattan in New York

We service areas within fifty miles of New York, NY including White Plains, Larchmont, as well as Rye, Greenwich, Scarsdale. So if you are looking for uniform rental services in Connecticut – cities of Bridgeport, Darien, Fairfield, Greenwich, New Canaan, Norwalk, Southport, Stamford, Westport. In the New York City area, we service uniform rentals in Greenburgh, Harrison, Hartsdale, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, New Rochelle, Port Chester, Rye, Scarsdales, Tucakhoe, White Plains and Yonkers. We strive to be one of the best uniform rental services in New York and Connecticut, beginning with great customer service and ending with speedy delivery of clean uniforms and other items (linens, napkins, table cloths) where appropriate. If you are anywhere in a fifty mile radius of New York, NY, then give us a call or email for a free estimate. We’re not the biggest uniform rental service in NY or CT – we’re just the best!

Uniform Rentals, Linen Service, Commercial Laundry Company – Industries Served

We service the uniform and linen rental needs of industries as diverse as commercial, business, deli’s, food processing, health care, machine shops, medical / health care, nursing homes and even pizza restaurants. For instance, if you are looking for a commercial uniform rental service, we are an excellent choice. Looking for a health care / medical uniform service, if you are anywhere near New York, NY, we can service your health care or medical uniform needs. Even small businesses such as pizza restaurants, deli’s or other restaurants have needs for uniform rental services. Stamford Uniform and Linen is standing by with amazing customer service and great pricing to help the uniform rental needs of restaurants and others in food service. Finally, we service nursing home uniform rental needs or other industrial / commercial businesses. Whatever your industry, if you are looking for the best uniform service in Connecticut or New York, give us a call. We’re happy to provide a free estimate on uniform rental services – whatever the industry!

The establishment of Queens as a municipal borough did not create, out of the blue, a Queens identity. As already suggested, the area had many centers and diverse local traditions, and much of it still existed as farmland and open terrain. Furthermore, the new Queens County, which was made coterminous with the borough, had been severed from its former eastern territory, which had become Nassau County. The new Queens, in short, was a political artifact without a real past in the life of the people.

Local identities, which were rooted in both the remote as well as the recent past, still shaped the feelings of place among Queens residents. Only gradually during the course of the twentieth century would some consciousness of Queens as an entity in its own right arise, but never would it displace the residents’ sense of being, first and foremost, from Maspeth or Howard Beach or some other place.

Meanwhile, the people of Queens would become increasingly exposed to citywide, metropolitan, regional, national, and international events and population movements, all of which would tend to mute the intensity of inherited forms of localism while adding to the diversity and sophistication of the people. The first decade of the new borough’s history continued the high rate of growth apparent since the Civil War. Much of this was directly traceable to the sudden expansion of rapid transit into Queens.
http://www.queensbp.org/content_web/tourism/tourism_history.shtml

Fun Facts about New York, NY

Did you know these famous people were from Queens? Jon Favreau (actor). Martin Scorese- director, Lucy Liu actress. And this? Bet you didn’t know? Woodside and Sunnyside host New York City’s only St. Patrick’s Day Parade open to gays and lesbians. Stockholm Street in Ridgewood is the only brick road in Queens.