Job completed for Julian R. - Kinnelon, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: January 7, 2025

Location: Kinnelon

Why did the customer contact us?

Julian contacted PDQ Restoration after his dishwasher malfunctioned, causing a substantial water leak in the kitchen of his Kinnelon, NJ home. The unexpected overflow led to water saturating the tile and hardwood floors in both the kitchen and dining room, resulting in visible water stains and a high risk of mold development. Concerned about the extensive damage and the safety of his living space, Julian sought immediate professional assistance to address the issue.

Solutions provided:

Upon arrival, the PDQ Restoration team conducted a thorough inspection of Julian’s property to assess the full extent of the water intrusion. They swiftly initiated the water extraction process using high-efficiency pumps to remove the standing water from the affected areas, preventing further absorption into the flooring and walls. Industrial-grade dehumidifiers and air movers were strategically placed to ensure rapid and comprehensive drying of the soaked tile and hardwood surfaces.

To mitigate the risk of mold and bacterial growth, the team applied specialized antimicrobial treatments to all impacted areas, ensuring a healthy and safe environment for Julian and his family. They meticulously inspected beneath appliances and inside cabinets to identify and eliminate any hidden moisture pockets that could lead to future issues. Throughout the restoration process, regular moisture readings were conducted to confirm that all areas were thoroughly dried and free from residual dampness.

Over the span of three days, PDQ Restoration worked diligently to restore Julian’s kitchen and dining room to their original condition. Coordination with Julian’s insurance provider facilitated a smooth coverage process, with most of the restoration expenses being covered and Julian responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s prompt and professional service, Julian’s home in Kinnelon, NJ, was returned to a clean, dry, and fully functional state, allowing him to resume his daily activities without any lingering concerns about water damage.

Team members on this project:

Chris Baresh, Leo Trinidad