Cheryl Knox

Bridgewater, NJ

November 21, 2024

The PDQ Restoration team arrived promptly at Diane’s Bridgewater property to evaluate the extent of the damage. They carefully removed the affected sections of the ceiling to eliminate all contaminated materials. HEPA-filtered fans and air scrubbers were installed to purify the air and prevent the spread of harmful particles throughout the home. Industrial dehumidifiers were also used to ensure the area was thoroughly dried. Antimicrobial treatments were applied to the affected surfaces to eliminate bacteria and reduce the risk of mold growth. The team conducted regular moisture readings to confirm that the space was completely dry and safe for repairs. Over the course of five days, PDQ Restoration worked diligently to restore Diane’s home. Her insurance covered most of the costs, leaving her responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s efficient response, Diane’s Bridgewater, NJ home was restored to a clean, safe condition, free from contamination and water damage.

Mendham, NJ

November 12, 2024

Upon arrival at Terrence’s home in Mendham, NJ, the PDQ Restoration team assessed the extent of the water damage. Using high-powered pumps, they quickly removed standing water from both the basement and the crawl space. Industrial fans and dehumidifiers were strategically placed to dry out the affected areas thoroughly, ensuring no moisture was left behind. Special attention was given to the crawl space, where hidden moisture can lead to long-term problems if untreated. Antimicrobial treatments were applied to prevent mold growth and protect the home from further issues. Over the course of four days, PDQ Restoration worked efficiently to dry and restore the property. Terrence’s insurance covered most of the expenses, with him responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s quick response, Terrence’s Mendham, NJ, home was fully restored, with his basement and crawl space left dry and safe.

New Providence, NJ

November 9, 2024

When the PDQ Restoration team arrived at Priya’s home in New Providence, they assessed the damage and began by extracting any remaining water. Industrial fans and dehumidifiers were set up to dry the walls thoroughly, ensuring that all moisture was removed from within the structure. The team performed regular moisture checks to confirm that the walls were drying evenly and no dampness remained. In addition, PDQ applied an antimicrobial treatment to the affected areas to guard against mold growth. Over the course of three days, the team worked diligently to return Priya’s bathroom to a dry, safe condition. With most of the expenses covered by her insurance, Priya was only responsible for her deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s quick and effective response, her bathroom in New Providence, NJ, was fully restored and free of water damage.

Paterson, NJ

November 5, 2024

PDQ Restoration arrived promptly and began by extracting the standing water from the basement to prevent further damage. They set up high-powered dehumidifiers and air movers to thoroughly dry the floors, walls, and any affected areas. To ensure complete drying, the team conducted regular moisture checks, targeting hidden areas where water could linger. PDQ also coordinated with a trusted plumber from their referral network to replace the broken sump pump, preventing future flooding issues. The entire project took five days to complete, with Constance’s insurance covering the bulk of the expenses, leaving her responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s swift response, Constance’s basement was restored to a safe, dry, and mold-free condition, with effective measures in place to protect against future water issues.

Little Falls, NJ

October 30, 2024

PDQ Restoration arrived promptly and began by assessing the extent of the smoke and soot damage. The team used specialized equipment to scrub the air, removing smoke particles and odors. Every affected surface, including walls, ceilings, and furniture, was meticulously cleaned to eliminate soot. Industrial-grade air scrubbers were deployed throughout the house to ensure all traces of smoke odor were neutralized. Additionally, deodorizing treatments were applied to further purify the air and restore a fresh environment. The entire job took about five days to complete, and Hussein’s insurance covered most of the costs, leaving him responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s swift response, Hussein’s home was restored to a clean, safe state, free from smoke and soot.

Florham Park, NJ

October 26, 2024

Upon arrival, the PDQ Restoration team quickly assessed the extent of the leak and located the areas most affected by moisture. To prevent the issue from worsening, they set up containment and placed industrial dehumidifiers and air movers in the bedroom to thoroughly dry out the ceiling and flooring. Damaged sections of the ceiling were removed to ensure no hidden moisture remained trapped. Special care was taken to dry and salvage the wood floor, preventing any lasting impact or warping. The restoration took around five days, and PDQ worked directly with Michaela’s insurance company to cover the majority of costs, leaving her only responsible for her deductible. By the end, Michaela’s bedroom was restored to a dry, safe condition, free from any water damage concerns.

Pompton Plains, NJ

October 20, 2024

PDQ Restoration promptly arrived at Matteo's Pompton Plains home to assess the situation. The team removed the damaged portions of the wall to access the broken pipe and repair the leak. After ensuring the pipe was fixed, they used industrial-grade dehumidifiers and fans to dry out the wall cavity, preventing mold and further water damage. The affected areas were then restored, with fresh drywall and a new coat of paint applied. The entire process took four days to complete, with Matteo’s insurance covering the majority of the expenses, leaving him only responsible for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s quick and efficient response, Matteo’s dining room wall was fully restored, and the risk of further water damage was eliminated.

Riverdale, NJ

October 19, 2024

Upon arrival at Rory’s Riverdale home, the PDQ team quickly identified the source of the leak and repaired the broken pipe. To prevent additional moisture issues, they removed the damaged sections of the ceiling and walls. Industrial fans and dehumidifiers were installed to ensure thorough drying of the area, preventing the possibility of future mold development. The job was completed in four days, with Rory’s insurance covering the bulk of the cost, leaving him responsible only for the deductible. PDQ’s fast and efficient response ensured the bathroom was fully restored, leaving Rory’s home free from water damage and further concerns.

Ledgewood, NJ

October 12, 2024

Upon arriving at Max's home in Ledgewood, the PDQ Restoration team quickly assessed the extent of the water damage. They used high-powered pumps to remove the standing water from the basement and industrial dehumidifiers to dry out the space. The team also carefully dried Max’s affected belongings, salvaging what they could while removing any items that were too damaged to restore. The entire process took about five days, with Max’s insurance covering most of the expenses. He was only responsible for paying his deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s prompt response, Max’s basement was fully dried, his belongings were restored where possible, and his home was protected from further issues.

Paramus, NJ

October 8, 2024

Upon arriving at Ethan's home in Paramus, the PDQ team swiftly began removing the standing water from the basement using high-powered pumps. After the extraction, industrial dehumidifiers and air movers were placed to thoroughly dry out the area and prevent any moisture from seeping into the foundation. The team conducted moisture checks to ensure the space was completely dried and safe from further water damage. The entire process took three days, with Ethan’s insurance covering the majority of the costs, leaving him responsible only for the deductible. Thanks to PDQ’s quick and efficient response, the basement was restored to its dry state, preventing any further complications from the flooding.

Mountain Lakes, NJ

October 2, 2024

PDQ Restoration was called to Sid's property in Mountain Lakes, NJ, to address both the fire and water damage. Upon arrival, the team began by stabilizing the structure and assessing the damage across the affected areas. They promptly removed the damaged materials, including portions of the ceiling and walls on the first floor, and set up dehumidifiers and air movers to dry out the remaining moisture from the fire department’s efforts. The PDQ crew worked diligently to clear out all fire-damaged materials while ensuring proper ventilation and air quality in the home. The entire restoration process at Sid's Mountain Lakes, NJ, home took about seven days, and was handled through his insurance company, leaving Sid only responsible for his deductible. Thanks to PDQ, the home was fully stabilized and prepared for rebuild, with all fire and water damage mitigated.

Rockaway, NJ

September 25, 2024

Upon arriving at Laura’s home in Rockaway, PDQ Restoration's technicians assessed the fire and smoke damage. Using specialized cleaning techniques, they carefully removed soot residue from all affected surfaces, including walls, furniture, and ceilings. Air scrubbers and deodorizing equipment were deployed to eliminate the lingering smoke odor and improve air quality throughout the home. The restoration process, which was handled through Laura’s insurance provider, New Jersey Manufacturers (NJM), was completed in 6 days. PDQ Restoration worked directly with NJM to streamline the claim process, leaving Laura responsible only for her deductible. The thorough cleaning and deodorizing restored Laura’s home, ensuring it was free of smoke and soot residue and ready for safe living.

Wayne, NJ

September 24, 2024

Upon arrival, PDQ Restoration's technicians conducted a detailed assessment of the water and mold damage. The team identified the source of the leak and coordinated with a plumber to repair the broken cold water line. Once the leak was fixed, the team used specialized equipment to extract moisture and remove mold from the affected areas in the basement. High-powered dehumidifiers and air scrubbers were set up to dry the space thoroughly and improve air quality, ensuring that the mold problem was fully addressed. The project was completed in 6 days, with PDQ Restoration working alongside William’s insurance provider, State Farm, to handle the claim. William only had to cover his deductible. The professional and comprehensive approach ensured the basement was fully restored, free of moisture and mold, and safe for future use.

Lincoln Park, NJ

September 20, 2024

Upon arriving at Heather's home in Lincoln Park, PDQ Restoration's technicians quickly assessed the fire and soot damage. They used specialized cleaning techniques to remove the soot webs from the ceilings, walls, and other affected surfaces. To address the smoke odor, the team deployed air scrubbers and hydroxyl generators, ensuring improved air quality throughout the house. This thorough approach was essential in restoring Heather's home, eliminating the soot contamination, and ensuring a clean, safe environment for her family.

Wharton, NJ

September 7, 2024

Upon arriving at Erin’s home in Wharton, PDQ Restoration's technicians quickly assessed the situation. The team coordinated with a professional plumber to repair the broken pipe and stop further leakage. Once the pipe was fixed, the team removed the soaked sheetrock to prevent any future mold growth. Using specialized water extraction equipment and dehumidifiers, the technicians dried the affected areas, including the walls and surrounding surfaces. High-powered fans were strategically placed to ensure thorough drying. This prompt and comprehensive response was essential to restore Erin’s home, prevent mold from forming, and ensure a dry, safe environment.

Chatham, NJ

September 6, 2024

Upon arriving at Lidia’s home in Chatham, PDQ Restoration's technicians quickly assessed the extent of the water damage. They began by shutting off the water supply and coordinating with a professional plumber to repair the broken pipe and prevent further leakage. The team used specialized water extraction equipment to remove moisture from the affected rooms and contents. High-capacity fans and dehumidifiers were strategically placed throughout the house to reduce humidity levels and ensure thorough drying. The PDQ contents division carefully cleaned, dried, and organized Lidia’s belongings for storage. This comprehensive response was essential to restore Lidia’s home, mitigate the risk of further damage, and ensure a safe and dry environment.

Rockaway, NJ

September 1, 2024

Upon arriving at Paul’s home in Rockaway, PDQ Restoration's technicians quickly assessed the fire and smoke damage. They began by removing damaged materials from the kitchen, including portions of the ceiling affected by the fire. Air scrubbers and hydroxyl generators were deployed to eliminate the pervasive smoke odor and improve air quality. The team used specialized cleaning techniques to remove soot from all affected surfaces throughout the house, ensuring thorough decontamination. This comprehensive response was essential to restore Paul’s home, mitigate further damage, and ensure a clean and safe living environment.

Chester, NJ

August 9, 2024

Upon arriving at Corinna’s home in Chester, PDQ Restoration's technicians promptly assessed the extent of the flooding and began the stabilization process by extracting as much water as possible from the wet carpet and affected areas. They used advanced water extraction equipment to address the immediate moisture and prevent further damage. High-capacity fans and dehumidifiers were then strategically placed throughout the finished basement to reduce the elevated humidity levels and begin the drying process. This thorough approach was essential to mitigate the effects of the floodwater, protect the integrity of the finished basement, and restore a safe environment for Corinna and her family.

Short Hills, NJ

August 5, 2024

When PDQ Restoration arrived at the house in Short Hills, NJ the first thing to do was to stabilize the property. This involved placing fans, dehumidifiers, and HEPA air filters to begin the drying process. Afterwards the contents division came to remove and clean all affected contents for storage. Afterwards all affected structure was removed and then coated with medi clean to prevent any future mold growth. PDQ then came daily to monitor the moisture levels to make sure all wet areas were completely dry.

Stanhope, NJ

August 1, 2024

When PDQ first arrived at the house in Stanhope, NJ the first step was to stabilize the property by dropping the equipment. First a hydroxyl was placed on each floor to deodorize the soot particles. Then fans with HEPA air filters and dehumidifers were placed to facilitate the filtering process to remove the soot from the air. Afterwards PDQ came to check daily on the equipment until the soot odor was removed.

Landing, NJ

July 29, 2024

When PDQ Restoration first arrived at the house in Landing, NJ the first step was to stabilize the property after the fire. This involved placing air scrubbers, fans with HEPA air filters, and hydroxyl deodorizing units on each of the floors. Afterwards the PDQ contents division came to clean all affected contents for storage. Lastly all affected structure was demolished and all soot was cleaned from the surfaces throughout the house.

Chatham, NJ

July 25, 2024

After PDQ arrived at the house in Chatham, NJ the first step was to place stabilization equipment. This included dehumidifers, fans, and HEPA air scrubbers. After this was done containment was set up around the wet and affected area. The demo team was then able to come in and remove all wet and affected structure and then treat with Medi clean. Afterwards the dehumidifers and fans were placed in the clean drying chamber. PDQ then checked on this daily until the moisture levels returned to the dry standard.

Kinnelon, NJ

July 14, 2024

When PDQ Restoration arrived at John's house in Kinnelon, NJ the first thing to do was to have the contents division begin removing, cleaning, and placing all clothes / contents in boxes for storage. Afterwards all mold affected carpet and drywall were removed and disposed. When this was done fans, dehumidifers, and HEPA air filters were placed in the closet and bedroom. This allowed for the drying process to start. Medi clean was also used to coat all surfaces in order to remove all potential mold spores to prevent new growth.

Berkeley Heights, NJ

July 9, 2024

Upon arrival at Clara B.'s residence in Berkeley Heights, NJ, PDQ Restoration conducted a comprehensive assessment of the water and mold damage caused by the leak from the neighbors. We started by securing the property and addressing any safety hazards. Our team then proceeded with setting up proper containment and HEPA air filters. Throughout the restoration process, we provided regular updates to Clara, ensuring transparency and addressing any concerns promptly. As health and safety were the priority here due to the amount of mold PDQ make sure that all affected wet areas had returned to their dry standard.

Chester, NJ

May 1, 2024

Upon receiving Olivia R.'s call from Chester, NJ, PDQ Restoration dispatched a specialized team to assess the water damage and mold growth. We began by conducting a comprehensive inspection to identify the extent of water intrusion and mold colonization. Our team promptly implemented water extraction and drying techniques to mitigate further damage and prevent mold spores from spreading. We employed advanced equipment to detect hidden moisture pockets within walls and flooring, ensuring thorough drying and preventing future mold growth. For mold remediation, we utilized industry-approved methods to safely remove mold and applied antimicrobial treatments to inhibit its recurrence. Throughout the restoration process, we maintained clear communication with Olivia, providing updates on progress and ensuring her home was restored to a safe and habitable condition.

Rockaway, NJ

April 3, 2024

Upon receiving Chloe F.'s call from Rockaway, NJ, PDQ Restoration immediately dispatched a specialized team to assess the water damage and mold situation. Our first step was to contain the affected area to prevent further spread of water and mold. We then proceeded with water extraction using advanced equipment, followed by thorough drying and dehumidification to ensure no moisture remained. Our certified technicians meticulously cleaned and sanitized all surfaces to remove mold growth and prevent future contamination. Additionally, we conducted air quality testing to verify that the environment was safe. Throughout the process, PDQ Restoration provided comprehensive documentation for Chloe's insurance claim, ensuring a smooth restoration process from start to finish.

Washington, NJ

March 7, 2024

Upon assessing Grace N.'s home in Washington, NJ, PDQ Restoration implemented a comprehensive plan to address the water damage and mold growth. We began by locating and fixing the plumbing leak to prevent further water damage. Our team then used industrial-grade dehumidifiers and air movers to dry out the affected areas, including wet walls and carpet. To tackle the mold, we employed HEPA vacuums and air scrubbers to remove mold spores from the air. Additionally, we treated all impacted surfaces with antimicrobial solutions to eliminate mold and prevent future growth. Our thorough and effective approach ensured Grace's home was restored to a safe and healthy condition.

Chatham, NJ

March 6, 2024

Upon receiving Adam S.'s call from Chatham, NJ, PDQ Restoration mobilized a specialized team equipped to handle fire damage incidents. We began with a thorough assessment of the fire and smoke damage to determine the scope of restoration required. Using advanced equipment and techniques, we meticulously cleaned and sanitized affected areas to remove soot residues and eliminate smoke odors. Our team applied "hydroxyl" technology to neutralize odors embedded in surfaces and fabrics, ensuring a fresh and safe indoor environment. Additionally, we provided Adam with recommendations for necessary repairs and enhancements to improve fire safety measures in his home, ensuring peace of mind for his family's well-being.

Madison, NJ

February 8, 2024

PDQ immediately dispatched a mitigation truck. The technician did a through moisture inspection and came up with a drying plan. They set up containment, removed the affected drywall and sanitized the area. Dehumidifiers and air movers along with an air scrubber were set up to dry the property.

Morristown, NJ

January 12, 2024

PDQ documented the source and immediately began to clean up. Contents were boxed and thrown away that were too badly damaged and other contents were cleaned in place. All surfaces were then wiped down with a disinfectant. Work did not stop until no soot was left. A hydroxyl was placed in the kitchen to aid in eliminating any remaining odor left behind from the fire.

Madison, NJ

January 9, 2024

PDQ documented the source thoroughly and then began the restoration process. All items in the house were thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Clothes were sent to a professional dry cleaner specializing in smoke damage on clothing. Hydroxyls were then placed after every square inch of the home was cleaned.

Mendham, NJ

January 7, 2024

PDQ came in and immediately documented the source and all areas of the house that were showing soot with the use of soot sponges. Next, a professional cleaning team was brought in to clean the entirety of Liam's house making sure to leave all surfaces thoroughly wiped and disinfected. Hydroxyls were placed to eliminate any remaining sooty odor.

Boonton, NJ

January 5, 2024

Once photos were taken of the source, the demolition team came in and threw away any items that were no longer salvageable. Everything else was cleaned in place and documented. The entire house was cleaned very carefully from top to bottom throughout the next couple of days making sure no soot was left. Hydroxyls were then placed to help with the smell caused by the fire.

Parsippany, NJ

January 4, 2024

PDQ documented the surface and made sure the furnace was fixed first. After they began documenting and cleaning effected contents. Next they brought in a professional cleaning team that cleaned the whole entire house using disinfectant along with scrubbing parts that were more badly damaged. Hydroxyls were placed on each floor to eliminate the sooty odor that was left behind. The house was brought back to its original condition.

Hanover, NJ

January 2, 2024

PDQ first documented the source which was the sump pump. After, all standing water was sucked up. Flood cuts were done along the bottom of the affected walls. Then fans and dehumidifiers were strategically placed to dry up the remaining water. The home was brought back to its original condition.

Madison, NJ

January 1, 2024

PDQ came to the scene and documented the source along with all affected rooms and areas. Destroyed contents was boxed and removed. Other contents was cleaned in place and boxed and moved into one room. A professional cleaning team cleaned and disinfected all surfaces leaving no trace of soot behind. A hydroxyl was placed to get rid of the sooty odor that was originally present.

Rockaway, NJ

December 28, 2023

PDQ documented the source along with all affected areas which happened to be almost every room in the house. A professional cleaning team was brought in and went from top to bottom and cleaned every square inch of the home. No soot was left behind. Hydroxyls were used to eliminate the strong sooty odor left behind from the fire.

Jefferson, NJ

December 27, 2023

PDQ came in with a team to first document all rooms and contents. After, a professional cleaning team came and used a top down approach to thoroughly clean all rooms and surfaces. The HVAC system was professionally cleaned, clothes were sent to a specialized dry cleaner. Hydroxyls were placed in the home to get rid of the soot odor.

Denville, NJ

December 24, 2023

PDQ came in and immediately documented the source along with all affected contents and rooms. The contents was first removed and then the cleaning began. Using a top down approach, every square inch of the house was thoroughly cleaned until no soot was left. Hydroxyls were then placed to get rid of the soot odor.

Mount Olive, NJ

December 23, 2023

PDQ came in and documented the source along with all other rooms and contents in the house. After, a professional cleaning team came and cleaned the entirety of the house from top to bottom. The HVAC system was professionally cleaned along with all of the clothes in the closets and dressers were sent to a dry cleaner specializing in smoke damage on clothes. Hydroxyls were then used on each floor of the house to get rid of the sooty odor.

Boonton, NJ

December 20, 2023

PDQ came in and documented the source along with all affected rooms. Damaged contents was boxed up. The cleaning team then came in to clean the entire house using a top down approach. All surfaces were thoroughly cleaned until no trace of soot was left. Hydroxyls were put in place on each floor to eliminate the odor left behind from the soot. Oliver's home was brought back to its original condition.

Hanover, NJ

December 19, 2023

PDQ came in and documented the source of the loss. A professional cleaning team was brought in to clean all rooms, walls, contents, etc. An HVAC team was brought in to professionally clean the entire system. Hydroxyls were then placed to get ride of the smoke and soot smell that was originally present throughout the home.

Riverdale, NJ

December 16, 2023

After extensive documentation, PDQ began the cleanup process. All rooms were extensively wiped and cleaned as well as the contents in them. All traces of soot were eliminated. Hydroxyls were placed on each floor to get rid of the soot smell.

East Hanover, NJ

December 14, 2023

PDQ brought in a team to begin documenting all rooms and items. Then the cleaning team was brought in to box and damaged contents and clean the rest in other rooms in the house. Then using a top down approach the whole entire house as cleaned thoroughly. Hydroxyls were placed on each floor to eliminate the strong odor from the soot. The house was brought back to its original condition before the fire.

Netcong, NJ

December 12, 2023

PDQ documented all areas of the house and the source. A team was brought in to discard any items that were no longer salvageable. Other items were cleaned in place and boxed. The team then began using a top down approach to clean the home leaving no trace of soot behind. A hydroxyl was placed to get ride of the odor from the smoke and soot.

Victory Gardens, NJ

December 10, 2023

PDQ came in and immediately documented all rooms and items. PDQ brought in a professional cleaning team that used a top down approach to clean every part of the house. Clothes were sent to a drycleaner to get the smoke out of them. The air ducts were professionally cleaned. Non salvageable items were thrown away and salvageable items were cleaned and boxed. Hydroxyls were placed throughout the home to eliminate the odor from the smoke and soot buildup.

Mount Arlington, NJ

December 8, 2023

PDQ came in and documented everything and then began cleaning up the affected contents. A professional cleaning team began and cleaned the whole entire house from top to bottom making sure to get rid of all soot. Hydroxyls were placed to ensure the unpleasant odor from the soot was eliminated. Her house was brought back to its original condition.

Roxbury, NJ

December 3, 2023

PDQ first made sure that the leaky pipe was taken care of. After all areas of mold were located and marked. Then PDQ scrubbed and cleaned all surfaces containing mold. Antimicrobial was sprayed on these same surfaces to prevent future mold growth.

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

September 21, 2023

PDQ first made sure a new sump pump was installed. All water was extracted and taken care of. Drying chambers were set up throughout the basement to make sure moisture levels went down. Dehumidifiers were placed to bring down the humidity.

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

August 22, 2023

It was determined that the water supply line to the dishwasher had broken at the home in Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. A dehumidifier was placed in the kitchen along with one fan. Recommendations were made to have the flooring and sheetrock tested for asbestos. The cabinet for the dishwasher was soaking wet and was taken out. In the basement six fans, one air scrubber one dehumidifier were put in place. Moisture levels were monitored in the kitchen and basement.

Millburn, NJ

August 18, 2023

PDQ removed all standing water at the home in Millburn, New Jersey. This was a difficult task, as water kept recollecting in the area of the sump pump pit. We removed a rug that was damaged. We sprayed the area with micro-ban over a 25sq ft area. PDQ then set up drying equipment.

West Caldwell, NJ

August 4, 2023

PDQ determined that this was a Cat 3 loss event for sewage and a Class 4 event for the damage to the vinyl sheet and flooring. PDQ started the demo process in the bathroom and began the dry-out process throughout the house. We removed a section of sheet rock in the stairwell and in the living room and removed a 3-inch piece of sheet rock along the wall. Dehumidifiers and Air Flow machines were placed throughout the house in West Caldwell, New Jersey.

Hackettstown, NJ

July 31, 2023

PDQ removed a wet section of sheetrock along the bottom trim on the first floor at the home in Hackettstown, New Jersey. Water-damaged ceilings were also removed. All the furniture contents of each affected room were covered in plastic. PDQ sprayed disinfectant and HEPA vacuumed all impacted areas. Fans were added as well.

Chester Township, NJ

July 24, 2023

PDQ provided water removal, drying, and disinfectant procedures on three levels of the house in Chester Township, New Jersey. The master bedroom flooring was ripped up. Clean up and restoration was provided in two rooms with ceiling water damage from toilet overflow.

Madison, NJ

July 19, 2023

PDQ arrived on the scene in Madison, New Jersey and began removing insulation from the fire-damaged attic. The team began the demolition process in the bathroom where the ceiling fan caught fire. The team then proceeded to clean, dry, and ready the home for the rebuild stage of the fire remediation. Soot removal was completed in all impacted rooms.

Chester, NJ

June 14, 2023

In the kitchen, we covered all the cabinets and floor in plastic to protect it from any debris or dust at the home in Chester, New Jersey. The same goes for the home office, where the radiator had exploded. We covered the fireplace and bookshelf in the office with painter's plastic. A partial removal of the floor in the living room was also done. A section of the kitchen ceiling was removed to reveal the burst pipe. PDQ sprayed microbial and placed multiple dehumidifiers, fans, and air scrubbers to dry out the damp and saturated spaces.

Morristown, NJ

June 23, 2022

When our Project Managers received the call, they prioritized the job and arrived at the home in Morristown, New Jersey within 45 minutes of the call. They started by assessing the damages and discussed the plan of remediation with the Homeowners. The homeowners were thrilled when they learned that this would be covered by insurance and that we could work and bill their insurance company, Travelers, directly. Our IICRC-certified technicians immediately placed HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin soot and odor mitigation throughout the home. We sealed off the affected area. Our team cleaned and packed up their unaffected items and stored them in a POD of their property. We had our technicians remove the damage materials. The HVAC air duct was sanitized for soot and odor. All air filters in the HVAC systems were replaced.

Hackettstown, NJ

May 5, 2022

When we arrived to the Homeowner's home in Hackettstown, NJ, we walked around and performed sponge tests throughout the home. There were remnants of soot everywhere; the baby's room upstairs, the living room, kitchen and bathroom. We explained to the Homeowner our plan of action. They had to leave their home since soot is dangerous, especially babies. We began by placing air scrubbers and hydroxyls on each floor. The HVAC system was cleaned, the entire house was cleaned. We worked and billed their insurance company directly. The Homeowner was pleased they only had to pay their deductible.

Randolph, NJ

April 8, 2022

We arrived to the Client's home in Randolph, New Jersey within 60 minutes of their call. We assessed the damage along with the Clients and discussed our remediation plan. They were relieved to learn we could bill and work directly with their insurance company, Liberty Insurance. Our Team started immediately by setting up high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and Ozone generators to begin cleaning the home. We then sealed off the bedroom and cleaned, packed up and moved all their unaffected content to a POD on their property. We then removed, bagged and disposed of all affected material. We then cleaned the HVAC air duct for soot and odor and replaced all air filters in their HVAC systems.

Boonton, NJ

March 24, 2022

Our Team sent out one of our Project Managers within 60 minutes of the Client's call. Our PM thoroughly assessed the damages along with the Homeowners in Boonton, New Jersey. They discussed the remediation process with the Homeowners and assisted them with contacting their insurance company. He was happy to learn we could handle everything with their insurance company on their behalf. Our IICRC-certified technicians started immediately by setting up the drying equipment; high-velocity air movers, commercial dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls. They then sealed off the affected area in their living room, packed up their unaffected content and moved it to a dry area of their home. They then removed, bagged and disposed of the affected materials. We visited their home each day to look after the drying process.

Mount Olive, NJ

February 9, 2022

The PDQ Project Managers arrived within 60 minutes of the call at the home in Mount Olive, New Jersey and began by immediately assessing the damages alongside the homeowners. Our IICRC-certified technicians immediately placed HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin soot and odor mitigation throughout the home. They removed all the damaged materials. Our Team cleaned and sanitized the ceiling and wall studs. They cleaned the HVAC air duct for soot and odor and replaced all air filters in the HVAC systems. The Homeowners were very grateful to find out that we have a NO SMOKE ODOR guarantee, so they could feel secure in their home after the project was completed. They were also satisfied with the PDQ service of being able to work directly with their insurance provider, All State.

East Hanover, NJ

October 18, 2021

PDQ immediately set up hydroxyl generators at the home in East Hanover, New Jersey to help with the deodorization as well as air scrubbers on each floor to help eliminate the air borne soot. Multiple teams stated the next day to clean the floor walls and ceiling

Jefferson, NJ

November 10, 2020

When our Project Managers arrived within 60 minutes of the Homeowner's call in Jefferson, New Jersey, they assessed the damages and discussed the plan of remediation with the Homeowners. They were beyond thrilled when they learned that this would be covered by insurance and that we could work and bill their insurance company, Travelers, directly. Our IICRC-certified technicians immediately placed HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin soot and odor mitigation throughout the home. We sealed off the affected area. Our team cleaned and packed up their unaffected items and stored them in a POD of their property. We had our technicians remove the damage materials. The HVAC air duct was sanitized for soot and odor. All air filters in the HVAC systems were replaced. The Homeowners were very pleased with the work PDQ Restoration provided and they loved our NO SMOKE ODOR GUARANTEED!

Summit, NJ

October 9, 2020

Our Team dispatched our Project Managers, they arrived at the home in Summit, New Jersey within 60 minutes of the Homeowner's call. Our PMs assessed the damages along with the Homeowners. The Homeowners were thrilled to learn we have a NO SMOKE ODOR GUARANTEE! Our IICRC-certified technicians immediately placed HEPA air scrubbers and hydroxyls to begin soot and odor mitigation throughout the home. They removed all the damaged materials. Our Team cleaned and sanitized the ceiling and wall studs. They cleaned the HVAC air duct for soot and odor and replaced all air filters in the HVAC systems. The Homeowners were very pleased with the work PDQ Restoration provided.