Job completed for Ruben O. - Franklin Park, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: December 26, 2024

Location: Franklin Park, NJ

Why did the customer contact us?

Ruben reached out to PDQ Restoration urgently after a broken pipe caused severe flooding in his office building located in Franklin Park, NJ. The sudden influx of water quickly inundated the workspace, damaging carpets, flooring, and essential office equipment. Concerned about the immediate threat to his business operations and the potential for mold growth, Ruben knew he needed swift and professional assistance.

Solutions provided:

Upon arrival, the PDQ Restoration team conducted a thorough assessment of the affected areas to determine the extent of the water damage. They immediately began using high-capacity extraction machines to remove the standing water, minimizing further damage. Industrial-grade dehumidifiers and air movers were strategically placed throughout the office to ensure rapid and efficient drying of carpets, floors, and walls.

To prevent mold and bacterial growth, the team applied antimicrobial treatments to all impacted surfaces, safeguarding the environment for Ruben’s employees and clients. Throughout the drying process, regular moisture readings were taken to ensure that all areas were completely dry and free from hidden dampness. The team also inspected electrical systems and other sensitive equipment to ensure everything was safe and functional.

Over the course of three days, PDQ Restoration worked diligently to restore Ruben’s office building, coordinating closely with his insurance provider to streamline the coverage process. Most of the restoration costs were covered by insurance, leaving Ruben responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s prompt and expert response, Ruben’s office in Franklin Park, NJ, was fully restored, allowing his business to resume normal operations without prolonged interruption.

Team members on this project:

David Rebolledo, Johan Adames

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