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 pick up 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 Scarsdale and White Plains, Hartsdale, Greenville, Tuckahoe in New York.

We service areas within fifty miles of Stamford, CT including Scarsdale, New York, as well as White Plains, Hartsdale, Greenville, Tuckahoe. 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 Stamford, CT, 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 Stamford, CT, 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 town saw fighting during the American Revolution when the Continental and British armies clashed briefly at what is now the junction of Garden Road and Mamaroneck Road. The British commander, Sir William Howe, lodged at a farmhouse on Garden Road that remains standing. Scarsdale’s wartime history formed the basis for James Fenimore Cooper’s novel, The Spy, written while the author lived at the Angevine Farm in the present-day Heathcote section of town.

1790-1945 According to the first federal census in 1790, the town’s population was 281. By 1840, that number had declined to 255—the vast majority farmers and farm workers. In 1846, the New York and Harlem Railroad connected Scarsdale to New York City, leading to an influx of commuters.

The Arthur Suburban Home Company purchased an 150-acre (0.61 km2) farm in 1891 and converted it into a subdevelopment of one-family dwellings, starting a transformation of the community from rural to suburban. Civil institutions soon appeared: the Heathcote Association (1904), the Town Club (1904), the Scarsdale Women’s Club (1918) and the Scarsdale League of Women Voters (1921). Scarsdale High School and Greenacres Elementary School were built in 1917 and the Edgewood Elementary School opened in 1918. The first store in Scarsdale opened on the corner of Popham Road and Garth Road in 1912. By 1915, the population approached 3000. By 1930, that number approached 10,000.

In 1940, German agent Gerhardt Alois Westrick secretly met with American business leaders at his Scarsdale home until public pressure drove his family from the community.

1945-present

Scarsdale became the subject of national controversy in the 1950s when a “Committee of Ten” led by Otto Dohrenwend alleged “Communist infiltration” in the public schools. A thorough investigation by the town rejected these claims. This same group, known at the Scarsdale Citizens Committee, sued to prevent a benefit for the Freedom Riders from taking place at the public high school in 1963 because some of the performers (Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Pete Seeger) were allegedly “communist sympathizers and subversives.”
Source: http://scarsdalerocks.com/scarsdale_history/scarsdale_history.html

Fun Facts about Scarsdale, NY

Did you know these famous people were from Scarsdale? Bugsy Siegel and Richard Holbrooke. And this? Scarsdale was named after the ancestral home of Caleb Heathcote, called the Manor of Scarsdale.. Now you know.