Forked River Cleanup and Restoration

SERVPRO of Jackson/Lacey technicians are standing by 365 days a year and are ready to help with any restoration, remediation and reconstruction services that you may need.

Just off Exit 72 on the Parkway, Forked River, also known as part of the Jersey Shore, encompasses over 84 square miles and is one of three sections along with Lanoka Harbor and Bamber Lakes that make up Lacey Township. Located on the Barnegat Bay, this waterfront community gives both residents and visitors many locations to enjoy the water such as lagoons, bay beaches, lakes and even a pathway that leads to the Atlantic Ocean. Currently we have three marinas that people can use for boating, sailing and boating.

If you have had too much sun or just something to do on a rainy day, there is the Old Schoolhouse Museum. Run by the Historical Society, it is a unique historic site located at 126 South Main Street/Route 9. The Popcorn Park Zoo & Animal Refuge is such a beneficial organization to our community and a great way to spend an afternoon visiting the recovering animals. Recently a local brewery, Backward Flag, opened up in our town that is woman owned & veteran brewed.

The Forked River sub-watershed contains the Forked River Mountains (two gravelly hills) that is the highest point in Ocean County at 184 ft. above sea level. Our sub-watershed boasts a wide variety of rich habitats including freshwater bogs in the Pinelands, Atlantic White Cedar and maple gum swamps, freshwater creeks and lakes, tidal saltmarsh, maritime forest, and upland forest. Unfortunately, being a waterfront community near multiple waterways can bring flooding and water damage to residents. So when disaster strikes residents and businesses, you need the local pros at SERVPRO to make any size fire and water damage “Like it never even happened.”