Antelope Center Cleanup and Restoration

Antelope Center is an unincorporated community in the Antelope Valley of the western Mojave Desert, in northern Los Angeles County, California. The Antelope Valley is a 3,000-square-mile high desert closed basin that straddles northern Los Angeles County and southern Kern County.

One of nine California valleys with the same name, this one lies in Antelope Center, or more specifically, the western Mojave high desert and includes the communities of Lancaster, Palmdale, Rosamond and Mojave. Populated by different cultures for an estimated 11,000 years, the Antelope Valley was a trade route for Native Americans traveling from Arizona and New Mexico to California’s coast, much of the history has been preserved and can be viewed by the public at The Antelope Valley Indian Museum.

Along with the cultural history of areas around the Antelope Center, you can also find most of the development in the area grew because of the decade-long drought that began in 1894-the worst in southern California’s recorded history-decimated the regional economy and forced many settlers to abandon their homesteads, but after the turn of the twentieth century irrigation methods and electricity brought back local farming. The 1913 completion of the aqueduct spanning 233 miles between the Owens Valley and Los Angeles also revived the valley’s economy. Today the Antelope Valley retains elements of its agricultural past but its economic base is now supported by aerospace and defense industries.

The rapid advance growth of technology has enabled over 150,000 people to live within the Antelope center. This wouldn't be possible without a water damage restoration company readily available such as SERVPRO at anytime. SERVPRO is ready for any size disaster, anytime of the day. Expertise and qualifications include but are not limited to fire damage restoration, carpet cleanup, and mold remediation. With 24/7 availability year-round, rest assured we are always ready to make it like it never even happened".