Job completed for Brian B. - Lincoln Park, NJ - Water Damage

Completion date: January 27, 2025

Location: Lincoln Park, NJ

Why did the customer contact us?

Brian contacted PDQ Restoration after discovering water dripping from the ceiling of his living room in his Lincoln Park, NJ, home. A broken pipe had caused water to soak through the drywall, damaging the ceiling and seeping onto the hardwood floors. Concerned about potential structural damage, warping of the wood, and the risk of mold growth, Brian needed immediate professional assistance to stop the leak, dry out the space, and restore his home.

Solutions provided:

PDQ Restoration arrived at Brian’s Lincoln Park, NJ, home within hours and quickly shut off the water supply to prevent further damage. The team carefully removed the saturated drywall to access and repair the broken pipe. Once the plumbing issue was resolved, they used high-powered extraction equipment to remove standing water from the hardwood floors and set up industrial-strength dehumidifiers and air movers to eliminate moisture from the subfloor, walls, and ceiling. Thermal imaging technology was used to detect hidden damp areas, ensuring a thorough drying process.

To prevent mold and bacteria growth, PDQ Restoration applied antimicrobial treatments to all affected surfaces. The team then sanded and refinished the hardwood floors to restore them to their pre-damage condition. They also replaced and repainted the damaged ceiling, ensuring the living room looked as good as new. Throughout the process, they monitored humidity levels to confirm that all moisture was fully eliminated before completing the restoration.

Thanks to PDQ Restoration’s fast and professional response, Brian’s living room in Lincoln Park, NJ, was completely restored. The team also assisted him with his insurance claim, helping reduce his financial burden. With his hardwood floors preserved and his home back to normal, Brian could enjoy his living space without worries of lingering water damage.

Team members on this project:

David Rebolledo