Carpet cleaning in Butler, NJ

About our service in Butler

Butler is part of our Morris County service area, and our technicians cover the whole municipality.

8,047 residents across 2.03 square miles, which in practice means a mix of housing rather than one kind, so the useful question when you call is what is on your floor, not what the town is like. Everything is done on site, including the rugs and the floor underneath them, and we book around the clock.

Butler is a borough in Morris County, New Jersey, incorporated in 1901, with 8,047 residents at the 2020 census. Butler Museum, housed in the former New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad station is here. Locally it is read by its sections, Butler Heights, and a job is quoted on the one you are in rather than on the town line. Renamed in 1881 after Richard Butler, owner of the rubber company that became the American Hard Rubber Company in 1898; the borough borders both Morris and Passaic counties. A 1957 fire destroyed the Pequanoc Rubber Company plant, with damage estimated as high as $3 million. It borders Kinnelon, Riverdale, Bloomingdale (Passaic County), West Milford (Passaic County).

The housing in Butler

Streets and housing were laid out to accommodate factory workers as the Newbrough/American Hard Rubber Company plant expanded in the late 19th century. The Hard Rubber Company built worker houses on Gifford Street, sold for $350 ($500 for corner houses). Older stock brings staircases built before any machine made for them existed, so those treads are worked by hand either way.

Water damage in Butler

Pequannock River provided the water power that drew manufacturing to the area. Below-grade carpet is the surface most at risk in a wet year, because the pad holds water long after the face has dried.