Blood, Trauma, and Biohazard Cleanup in Alafaya, FL

Alafaya is a large unincorporated census-designated place in eastern Orange County, east of Orlando, and one of the most populous census-designated places in Florida.

Alafaya's population reached 92,452 in the 2020 Census, up sharply from 78,113 in 2010, as east Orange County subdivisions filled in.

Alafaya has about 32,866 households with an average of 2.81 people per household, giving it a distinctly family-oriented, suburban profile.

Alafaya borders the University of Central Florida, one of the largest universities in the United States by enrollment, and much of its housing serves students, faculty and staff.

Waterford Lakes Town Center, on Alafaya Trail, is the community's retail and social heart - a sprawling open-air center with more than 100 stores and restaurants and a 20-screen cinema.

Timber Creek High School, which opened in 2001 on Avalon Park Boulevard and enrolls roughly 3,574 students, serves Alafaya alongside East River High School; its teams are the Wolves.

The Econlockhatchee River corridor, including the hiking trails of the Econlockhatchee Sandhills Conservation Area, gives Alafaya's eastern edge a preserved slice of wild Florida river swamp and sandhill habitat.